uninhabited in Japanese
uninhabited in Japanese is 無人 — uninhabited means having no inhabitants; not lived in.
uninhabited in Japanese
無人
Pronounced: mujin
Not inhabited; having no inhabitants.
What does "uninhabited" mean?
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adjective Having no inhabitants; not lived in.
"The ship drifted onto an uninhabited island."
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uninhabited in a sentence
- The ship drifted onto an uninhabited island.
- Most of the interior is uninhabited desert.
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What is "uninhabited" in Japanese?
"uninhabited" in Japanese is 無人. uninhabited means: Having no inhabitants; not lived in.
How do you pronounce 無人?
"uninhabited" in Japanese is 無人, pronounced "mujin".
How do you use "uninhabited" in a sentence?
Example: "The ship drifted onto an uninhabited island." In Japanese, "uninhabited" is 無人.
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