progeny in Japanese
progeny in Japanese is 子孫, 子種 — progeny means offspring or descendants, considered together.
progeny in Japanese
子孫
Pronounced: shison
(uncountable) Offspring or descendants considered as a group.
子種
Pronounced: kodane
(uncountable) Offspring or descendants considered as a group.
What does "progeny" mean?
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noun Offspring or descendants, considered together.
"The old oak's progeny now cover the entire hillside."
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progeny in a sentence
- The old oak's progeny now cover the entire hillside.
- The royal family's progeny extended across several European thrones.
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What is "progeny" in Japanese?
"progeny" in Japanese is 子孫, 子種. progeny means: Offspring or descendants, considered together.
How do you pronounce 子孫?
"progeny" in Japanese is 子孫, pronounced "shison".
How do you use "progeny" in a sentence?
Example: "The old oak's progeny now cover the entire hillside." In Japanese, "progeny" is 子孫, 子種.
Are there other ways to say "progeny" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "progeny": 子孫, 子種.
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