peculiar in Japanese
peculiar in Japanese is 奇異, 風変わり, 特有 — peculiar means strange or odd; unusual in a way that draws attention.
peculiar in Japanese
奇異
Pronounced: kii
Out of the ordinary; odd; strange; unusual.
風変わり
Pronounced: fuugawari
Out of the ordinary; odd; strange; unusual.
特有
Pronounced: tokuyuu
Common or usual for a certain place or circumstance; specific or particular.
What does "peculiar" mean?
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adj Strange or odd; unusual in a way that draws attention.
"There was a peculiar smell coming from the basement."
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adj Belonging distinctly to a particular person, place, or thing; specific to it.
"That dry sense of humor is peculiar to British sitcoms."
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peculiar in a sentence
- There was a peculiar smell coming from the basement.
- He had a peculiar habit of humming while he worked.
- That dry sense of humor is peculiar to British sitcoms.
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What is "peculiar" in Japanese?
"peculiar" in Japanese is 奇異, 風変わり, 特有. peculiar means: Strange or odd; unusual in a way that draws attention.
How do you pronounce 奇異?
"peculiar" in Japanese is 奇異, pronounced "kii".
How do you use "peculiar" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a peculiar smell coming from the basement." In Japanese, "peculiar" is 奇異, 風変わり, 特有.
Are there other ways to say "peculiar" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "peculiar": 奇異, 風変わり, 特有.
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