nobility in Japanese
nobility in Japanese is 貴族, 崇高, 高潔 — nobility means the aristocratic social class, historically holding hereditary titles and privilege.
nobility in Japanese
貴族
Pronounced: kizoku
A noble or privileged social class, historically accompanied by a hereditary title; aristocracy.
崇高
Pronounced: suukō
(uncountable) The quality of being noble.
高潔
Pronounced: kōketsu
(uncountable) The quality of being noble.
What does "nobility" mean?
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noun The aristocratic social class, historically holding hereditary titles and privilege.
"The nobility once controlled most of the land in the kingdom."
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noun The quality of having high moral character or dignity.
"There was a quiet nobility in how she handled the setback."
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nobility in a sentence
- The nobility once controlled most of the land in the kingdom.
- There was a quiet nobility in how she handled the setback.
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What is "nobility" in Japanese?
"nobility" in Japanese is 貴族, 崇高, 高潔. nobility means: The aristocratic social class, historically holding hereditary titles and privilege.
How do you pronounce 貴族?
"nobility" in Japanese is 貴族, pronounced "kizoku".
How do you use "nobility" in a sentence?
Example: "The nobility once controlled most of the land in the kingdom." In Japanese, "nobility" is 貴族, 崇高, 高潔.
Are there other ways to say "nobility" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "nobility": 貴族, 崇高, 高潔.
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