worthy in Japanese
worthy in Japanese is 値する, 賢人 — worthy means deserving respect, effort, or attention.
worthy in Japanese
値する
Pronounced: ataisuru
Deserving, or having sufficient worth.
賢人
Pronounced: kenjin
(Confucianism) a good, wise and virtuous person.
What does "worthy" mean?
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adj Deserving respect, effort, or attention.
"Teaching children to read is a worthy way to spend your time."
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noun A person of great distinction or standing (often used humorously).
"Several worthies from the council arrived in their best coats for the photograph."
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worthy in a sentence
- Teaching children to read is a worthy way to spend your time.
- It's a worthy cause that deserves more funding.
- Several worthies from the council arrived in their best coats for the photograph.
- The village fete was opened by one of the county's leading worthies.
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What is "worthy" in Japanese?
"worthy" in Japanese is 値する, 賢人. worthy means: Deserving respect, effort, or attention.
How do you pronounce 値する?
"worthy" in Japanese is 値する, pronounced "ataisuru".
How do you use "worthy" in a sentence?
Example: "Teaching children to read is a worthy way to spend your time." In Japanese, "worthy" is 値する, 賢人.
Are there other ways to say "worthy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "worthy": 値する, 賢人.
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