stepfather in Japanese
stepfather in Japanese is 継父 — stepfather means the man married to one's biological or adoptive parent, who is not one's own biological father.
stepfather in Japanese
継父
Pronounced: keifu
(in the narrow sense) The husband of one's biological mother after her initial marriage to or relationship with one's biological father.
What does "stepfather" mean?
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noun The man married to one's biological or adoptive parent, who is not one's own biological father.
"Her stepfather raised her as his own from the age of five."
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- Her stepfather raised her as his own from the age of five.
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What is "stepfather" in Japanese?
"stepfather" in Japanese is 継父. stepfather means: The man married to one's biological or adoptive parent, who is not one's own biological father.
How do you pronounce 継父?
"stepfather" in Japanese is 継父, pronounced "keifu".
How do you use "stepfather" in a sentence?
Example: "Her stepfather raised her as his own from the age of five." In Japanese, "stepfather" is 継父.
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