Noel in Japanese
Noel in Japanese is ノエル — Noel means a traditional Christmas carol or hymn.
Noel in Japanese
ノエル
Pronounced: noeru
(literary, or, old-fashioned) Christmas.
What does "Noel" mean?
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noun A traditional Christmas carol or hymn.
"The choir sang a beautiful noel to close the service."
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intj An exclamation used to celebrate or mark Christmas.
""Noel!" rang out from the carolers on the street corner."
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name A given name, often used for people born around Christmas.
"Her grandfather, Noel, was born on Christmas Eve."
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Noel in a sentence
- The choir sang a beautiful noel to close the service.
- "Noel!" rang out from the carolers on the street corner.
- Her grandfather, Noel, was born on Christmas Eve.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Noel" in Japanese?
"Noel" in Japanese is ノエル. Noel means: A traditional Christmas carol or hymn.
How do you pronounce ノエル?
"Noel" in Japanese is ノエル, pronounced "noeru".
How do you use "Noel" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir sang a beautiful noel to close the service." In Japanese, "Noel" is ノエル.
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