Prussia in Japanese
Prussia in Japanese is プロイセン — Prussia means a historical kingdom and later German state in Northeast Europe, powerful from the 1700s until it was dissolved after World War II.
Prussia in Japanese
プロイセン
Pronounced: puroisen
What does "Prussia" mean?
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noun A historical kingdom and later German state in Northeast Europe, powerful from the 1700s until it was dissolved after World War II.
"Prussia played a central role in the unification of Germany in 1871."
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Prussia in a sentence
- Prussia played a central role in the unification of Germany in 1871.
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What is "Prussia" in Japanese?
"Prussia" in Japanese is プロイセン. Prussia means: A historical kingdom and later German state in Northeast Europe, powerful from the 1700s until it was dissolved after World War II.
How do you pronounce プロイセン?
"Prussia" in Japanese is プロイセン, pronounced "puroisen".
How do you use "Prussia" in a sentence?
Example: "Prussia played a central role in the unification of Germany in 1871." In Japanese, "Prussia" is プロイセン.
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