pauper in Japanese
pauper in Japanese is 貧困者, 貧民, 貧者 — pauper means a person who is very poor, especially one relying on charity or public assistance.
pauper in Japanese
貧困者
Pronounced: hinkonsha
One who is extremely poor.
貧民
Pronounced: hinmin
One who is extremely poor.
貧者
Pronounced: hinja
One who is extremely poor.
What does "pauper" mean?
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noun A person who is very poor, especially one relying on charity or public assistance.
"He died a pauper after losing his fortune in the crash."
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pauper in a sentence
- He died a pauper after losing his fortune in the crash.
- The Victorian workhouse system was built to deal with paupers.
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What is "pauper" in Japanese?
"pauper" in Japanese is 貧困者, 貧民, 貧者. pauper means: A person who is very poor, especially one relying on charity or public assistance.
How do you pronounce 貧困者?
"pauper" in Japanese is 貧困者, pronounced "hinkonsha".
How do you use "pauper" in a sentence?
Example: "He died a pauper after losing his fortune in the crash." In Japanese, "pauper" is 貧困者, 貧民, 貧者.
Are there other ways to say "pauper" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "pauper": 貧困者, 貧民, 貧者.
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