personage in Japanese
personage in Japanese is 人物 — personage means a person of importance or fame.
personage in Japanese
人物
Pronounced: jinbutsu
A person, especially one who is famous or important.
What does "personage" mean?
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noun A person of importance or fame.
"Several distinguished personages attended the opening ceremony."
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noun A character portrayed in a book, film, or play.
"The novel's central personage is loosely based on a real historical figure."
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personage in a sentence
- Several distinguished personages attended the opening ceremony.
- The novel's central personage is loosely based on a real historical figure.
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What is "personage" in Japanese?
"personage" in Japanese is 人物. personage means: A person of importance or fame.
How do you pronounce 人物?
"personage" in Japanese is 人物, pronounced "jinbutsu".
How do you use "personage" in a sentence?
Example: "Several distinguished personages attended the opening ceremony." In Japanese, "personage" is 人物.
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