wat in Japanese
wat in Japanese is ワット, 寺院 — wat means a Buddhist temple complex, especially in Thailand, Laos, or Cambodia.
wat in Japanese
ワット
Pronounced: watto
A Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia, especially those in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia.
寺院
Pronounced: jiin
A Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia, especially those in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia.
What does "wat" mean?
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noun A Buddhist temple complex, especially in Thailand, Laos, or Cambodia.
"Tourists lined up outside the wat to see the golden Buddha statue."
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noun A spicy Ethiopian or Eritrean stew, usually eaten with injera bread.
"The restaurant served a rich chicken wat with a side of injera."
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wat in a sentence
- Tourists lined up outside the wat to see the golden Buddha statue.
- The restaurant served a rich chicken wat with a side of injera.
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What is "wat" in Japanese?
"wat" in Japanese is ワット, 寺院. wat means: A Buddhist temple complex, especially in Thailand, Laos, or Cambodia.
How do you pronounce ワット?
"wat" in Japanese is ワット, pronounced "watto".
How do you use "wat" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists lined up outside the wat to see the golden Buddha statue." In Japanese, "wat" is ワット, 寺院.
Are there other ways to say "wat" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "wat": ワット, 寺院.
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