pundit in Japanese
pundit in Japanese is 博学者, パンディット — pundit means a person regarded as an expert who offers opinions or commentary, especially in the media.
pundit in Japanese
博学者
Pronounced: hakugakusha
パンディット
Pronounced: panditto
A learned person in India; someone with knowledge of Sanskrit, philosophy, religion and law; a Hindu scholar. [from 17th c.]
What does "pundit" mean?
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noun A person regarded as an expert who offers opinions or commentary, especially in the media.
"Political pundits debated the election results all night."
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noun A learned Hindu scholar, especially one versed in Sanskrit, religion, or law.
"The pundit was consulted on the correct timing for the ceremony."
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pundit in a sentence
- Political pundits debated the election results all night.
- The pundit was consulted on the correct timing for the ceremony.
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What is "pundit" in Japanese?
"pundit" in Japanese is 博学者, パンディット. pundit means: A person regarded as an expert who offers opinions or commentary, especially in the media.
How do you pronounce 博学者?
"pundit" in Japanese is 博学者, pronounced "hakugakusha".
How do you use "pundit" in a sentence?
Example: "Political pundits debated the election results all night." In Japanese, "pundit" is 博学者, パンディット.
Are there other ways to say "pundit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "pundit": 博学者, パンディット.
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