wigwam in Japanese
wigwam in Japanese is ウィグワム — wigwam means a domed dwelling built with a frame of bent poles covered in bark, hides, or mats, traditionally used by some Native American peoples.
wigwam in Japanese
ウィグワム
Pronounced: wiguwamu
A dwelling having an arched framework overlaid with bark, hides, or mats, used by Native Americans in the northeastern United States.
What does "wigwam" mean?
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noun A domed dwelling built with a frame of bent poles covered in bark, hides, or mats, traditionally used by some Native American peoples.
"The museum has a full-size replica of a traditional wigwam."
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- The museum has a full-size replica of a traditional wigwam.
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What is "wigwam" in Japanese?
"wigwam" in Japanese is ウィグワム. wigwam means: A domed dwelling built with a frame of bent poles covered in bark, hides, or mats, traditionally used by some Native American peoples.
How do you pronounce ウィグワム?
"wigwam" in Japanese is ウィグワム, pronounced "wiguwamu".
How do you use "wigwam" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has a full-size replica of a traditional wigwam." In Japanese, "wigwam" is ウィグワム.
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