paean in Japanese
paean in Japanese is ピーアン, 讃歌, 賛歌 — paean means a song of thanks to a god, originally Apollo, sung after being saved or winning a battle, or to ask for victory.
paean in Japanese
ピーアン
Pronounced: pīan
(by extension) Any loud and joyous song; a song of triumph.
讃歌
Pronounced: sanka
(by extension) An enthusiastic expression of praise.
賛歌
Pronounced: sanka
(by extension) An enthusiastic expression of praise.
What does "paean" mean?
- noun A song of thanks to a god, originally Apollo, sung after being saved or winning a battle, or to ask for victory.
- noun A loud, joyful song celebrating success.
- noun Words of praise spoken with great enthusiasm.
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What is "paean" in Japanese?
"paean" in Japanese is ピーアン, 讃歌, 賛歌. paean means: A song of thanks to a god, originally Apollo, sung after being saved or winning a battle, or to ask for victory.
How do you pronounce ピーアン?
"paean" in Japanese is ピーアン, pronounced "pīan".
Are there other ways to say "paean" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "paean": ピーアン, 讃歌, 賛歌.
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