sovereign in Japanese
sovereign in Japanese is 独立, 自主的, 自立 — sovereign means having supreme power or independent authority.
sovereign in Japanese
独立
Pronounced: dokuritsu
Exercising power of rule.
自主的
Pronounced: jishuteki
Exercising power of rule.
自立
Pronounced: jiritsu
Exercising power of rule.
卓越
Pronounced: takuetsu
Exceptional in quality.
君主
Pronounced: kunshu
A monarch; the ruler of a country.
What does "sovereign" mean?
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adjective Having supreme power or independent authority.
"Each member country remains a sovereign nation with its own laws and government."
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noun A king, queen, or other supreme ruler.
"The sovereign opened the new session of parliament with a short speech."
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sovereign in a sentence
- Each member country remains a sovereign nation with its own laws and government.
- Only a sovereign power can sign treaties on behalf of its people.
- The sovereign opened the new session of parliament with a short speech.
- Crowds lined the streets to see the sovereign pass in a golden carriage.
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What is "sovereign" in Japanese?
"sovereign" in Japanese is 独立, 自主的, 自立. sovereign means: Having supreme power or independent authority.
How do you pronounce 独立?
"sovereign" in Japanese is 独立, pronounced "dokuritsu".
How do you use "sovereign" in a sentence?
Example: "Each member country remains a sovereign nation with its own laws and government." In Japanese, "sovereign" is 独立, 自主的, 自立.
Are there other ways to say "sovereign" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "sovereign": 独立, 自主的, 自立, 卓越, 君主.
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