Thatcher in Japanese
Thatcher in Japanese is サッチャー — Thatcher means a person whose trade is building or repairing thatched (straw or reed) roofs.
Thatcher in Japanese
サッチャー
Pronounced: satchā
An occupational surname originating as an occupation for someone who covered roofs in straw.
What does "Thatcher" mean?
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noun A person whose trade is building or repairing thatched (straw or reed) roofs.
"The thatcher spent weeks rethatching the old cottage roof."
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Thatcher in a sentence
- The thatcher spent weeks rethatching the old cottage roof.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Thatcher" in Japanese?
"Thatcher" in Japanese is サッチャー. Thatcher means: A person whose trade is building or repairing thatched (straw or reed) roofs.
How do you pronounce サッチャー?
"Thatcher" in Japanese is サッチャー, pronounced "satchā".
How do you use "Thatcher" in a sentence?
Example: "The thatcher spent weeks rethatching the old cottage roof." In Japanese, "Thatcher" is サッチャー.
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