Shimada in Japanese
Shimada in Japanese is 島田 — Shimada means a traditional formal Japanese hairstyle for unmarried women, in which the hair is gathered and pinned atop the head.
Shimada in Japanese
島田
Pronounced: shimada
A place name in Japan including the city of Shimada in Shizuoka, Japan.
What does "Shimada" mean?
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noun A traditional formal Japanese hairstyle for unmarried women, in which the hair is gathered and pinned atop the head.
"She wore her hair in a shimada style for the ceremony."
- name A Japanese surname, and the name of a city in Shizuoka, Japan.
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Shimada in a sentence
- She wore her hair in a shimada style for the ceremony.
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What is "Shimada" in Japanese?
"Shimada" in Japanese is 島田. Shimada means: A traditional formal Japanese hairstyle for unmarried women, in which the hair is gathered and pinned atop the head.
How do you pronounce 島田?
"Shimada" in Japanese is 島田, pronounced "shimada".
How do you use "Shimada" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore her hair in a shimada style for the ceremony." In Japanese, "Shimada" is 島田.
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