Solon in Japanese
Solon in Japanese is ソロン — Solon means a wise, skilled lawmaker; more loosely, any legislator or politician (often used with a hint of irony).
Solon in Japanese
ソロン
Pronounced: soron
An ancient Athenian statesman and lawgiver, one of the Seven Sages (c.630-c.560 BC).
What does "Solon" mean?
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noun A wise, skilled lawmaker; more loosely, any legislator or politician (often used with a hint of irony).
"Local newspapers referred to the city councilman as "the solon from the third ward.""
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Solon in a sentence
- Local newspapers referred to the city councilman as "the solon from the third ward."
- The visiting solons debated the new tax bill late into the night.
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What is "Solon" in Japanese?
"Solon" in Japanese is ソロン. Solon means: A wise, skilled lawmaker; more loosely, any legislator or politician (often used with a hint of irony).
How do you pronounce ソロン?
"Solon" in Japanese is ソロン, pronounced "soron".
How do you use "Solon" in a sentence?
Example: "Local newspapers referred to the city councilman as "the solon from the third ward."" In Japanese, "Solon" is ソロン.
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