Sparta in Japanese
Sparta in Japanese is スパルタ — Sparta means a powerful city-state of ancient Greece, famous for its harsh military discipline and its warrior culture.
Sparta in Japanese
スパルタ
Pronounced: suparuta
An ancient city-state in southern Greece, noted for its strict military training.
What does "Sparta" mean?
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noun A powerful city-state of ancient Greece, famous for its harsh military discipline and its warrior culture.
"Sparta trained its young boys for military life from the age of seven."
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Sparta in a sentence
- Sparta trained its young boys for military life from the age of seven.
- Historians often contrast Sparta's military focus with Athens' emphasis on philosophy and the arts.
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What is "Sparta" in Japanese?
"Sparta" in Japanese is スパルタ. Sparta means: A powerful city-state of ancient Greece, famous for its harsh military discipline and its warrior culture.
How do you pronounce スパルタ?
"Sparta" in Japanese is スパルタ, pronounced "suparuta".
How do you use "Sparta" in a sentence?
Example: "Sparta trained its young boys for military life from the age of seven." In Japanese, "Sparta" is スパルタ.
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