Xi'an in Japanese
Xi'an in Japanese is 西安 — Xi'an means an administrative division in China roughly similar to a county, sitting below the level of a city or prefecture.
Xi'an in Japanese
西安
Pronounced: seian
The provincial capital of Shaanxi, China; a subprovincial city in central China famed as the former capital of numerous Chinese dynasties, also known as Chang'an among other historical names.
What does "Xi'an" mean?
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noun An administrative division in China roughly similar to a county, sitting below the level of a city or prefecture.
"The rural area was organized as a xian rather than a city district."
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Xi'an in a sentence
- The rural area was organized as a xian rather than a city district.
- Many of China's xian have their own local governments and courts.
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What is "Xi'an" in Japanese?
"Xi'an" in Japanese is 西安. Xi'an means: An administrative division in China roughly similar to a county, sitting below the level of a city or prefecture.
How do you pronounce 西安?
"Xi'an" in Japanese is 西安, pronounced "seian".
How do you use "Xi'an" in a sentence?
Example: "The rural area was organized as a xian rather than a city district." In Japanese, "Xi'an" is 西安.
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