Savior in Japanese
Savior in Japanese is 救い主, 救世主 — Savior means someone who rescues another person from harm or danger.
Savior in Japanese
救い主
Pronounced: sukuinushi
(Christianity) Jesus Christ
救世主
Pronounced: kyuuseishu
(Christianity) Jesus Christ
救世主
Pronounced: kyuuseishu
A person who saves someone, rescues another from harm.
What does "Savior" mean?
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noun Someone who rescues another person from harm or danger.
"The firefighter became the town's local hero and savior."
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name A title for Jesus Christ in Christian belief.
"Christians refer to Jesus as their Savior."
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Savior in a sentence
- The firefighter became the town's local hero and savior.
- Christians refer to Jesus as their Savior.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Savior" in Japanese?
"Savior" in Japanese is 救い主, 救世主. Savior means: Someone who rescues another person from harm or danger.
How do you pronounce 救い主?
"Savior" in Japanese is 救い主, pronounced "sukuinushi".
How do you use "Savior" in a sentence?
Example: "The firefighter became the town's local hero and savior." In Japanese, "Savior" is 救い主, 救世主.
Are there other ways to say "Savior" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Savior": 救い主, 救世主.
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