wayfarer in Japanese
wayfarer in Japanese is 旅人, トレッカー — wayfarer means a person who travels, especially on foot.
wayfarer in Japanese
旅人
Pronounced: tabibito
A traveller, especially one on foot.
トレッカー
Pronounced: torekkā
A traveller, especially one on foot.
What does "wayfarer" mean?
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noun A person who travels, especially on foot.
"The wayfarer stopped at the inn to rest before continuing along the road."
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wayfarer in a sentence
- The wayfarer stopped at the inn to rest before continuing along the road.
- A lone wayfarer crossed the moor as the light faded.
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What is "wayfarer" in Japanese?
"wayfarer" in Japanese is 旅人, トレッカー. wayfarer means: A person who travels, especially on foot.
How do you pronounce 旅人?
"wayfarer" in Japanese is 旅人, pronounced "tabibito".
How do you use "wayfarer" in a sentence?
Example: "The wayfarer stopped at the inn to rest before continuing along the road." In Japanese, "wayfarer" is 旅人, トレッカー.
Are there other ways to say "wayfarer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "wayfarer": 旅人, トレッカー.
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