promontory in Japanese
promontory in Japanese is 岬 — promontory means a piece of high land or cliff that sticks out into the sea or a lake.
promontory in Japanese
岬
Pronounced: saki
A high point of land extending into a body of water, headland; cliff.
What does "promontory" mean?
- noun A piece of high land or cliff that sticks out into the sea or a lake.
- noun A part of the body that sticks out.
- noun A protruding part of the sacrum.
- noun (anatomy) A rounded bump inside the middle ear.
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What is "promontory" in Japanese?
"promontory" in Japanese is 岬. promontory means: A piece of high land or cliff that sticks out into the sea or a lake.
How do you pronounce 岬?
"promontory" in Japanese is 岬, pronounced "saki".
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