pilgrim in Japanese
pilgrim in Japanese is 巡礼者 — pilgrim means a person who travels to a place of religious significance.
pilgrim in Japanese
巡礼者
Pronounced: junreisha
One who travels, especially on a journey to visit sites of religious significance.
What does "pilgrim" mean?
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noun A person who travels to a place of religious significance.
"Thousands of pilgrims walk the Camino de Santiago every year."
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noun One of the early English settlers who sailed to America in the 17th century seeking religious freedom.
"The Pilgrims celebrated their first harvest with a feast that inspired modern Thanksgiving."
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pilgrim in a sentence
- Thousands of pilgrims walk the Camino de Santiago every year.
- The Pilgrims celebrated their first harvest with a feast that inspired modern Thanksgiving.
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What is "pilgrim" in Japanese?
"pilgrim" in Japanese is 巡礼者. pilgrim means: A person who travels to a place of religious significance.
How do you pronounce 巡礼者?
"pilgrim" in Japanese is 巡礼者, pronounced "junreisha".
How do you use "pilgrim" in a sentence?
Example: "Thousands of pilgrims walk the Camino de Santiago every year." In Japanese, "pilgrim" is 巡礼者.
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