Ted in Japanese
Ted in Japanese is テッド — Ted means a nickname short for Edward, Theodore, Thaddeus, or Edmund.
Ted in Japanese
テッド
Pronounced: teddo
A nickname for the male given names Edward, Theodore, Thaddeus, and Edmund.
What does "Ted" mean?
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name A nickname short for Edward, Theodore, Thaddeus, or Edmund.
"Everyone calls him Ted instead of Theodore."
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verb To spread out cut hay so it dries in the sun.
"The farmer tedded the hay before baling it."
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Ted in a sentence
- Everyone calls him Ted instead of Theodore.
- The farmer tedded the hay before baling it.
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What is "Ted" in Japanese?
"Ted" in Japanese is テッド. Ted means: A nickname short for Edward, Theodore, Thaddeus, or Edmund.
How do you pronounce テッド?
"Ted" in Japanese is テッド, pronounced "teddo".
How do you use "Ted" in a sentence?
Example: "Everyone calls him Ted instead of Theodore." In Japanese, "Ted" is テッド.
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