yore in Japanese
yore in Japanese is 昔, 在りし日 — yore means time long past, especially as recalled with nostalgia.
yore in Japanese
昔
Pronounced: mukashi
(poetic) A time long past.
在りし日
Pronounced: arishihi
(poetic) A time long past.
What does "yore" mean?
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noun Time long past, especially as recalled with nostalgia.
"The knights and castles of yore still fascinate young readers today."
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- The knights and castles of yore still fascinate young readers today.
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What is "yore" in Japanese?
"yore" in Japanese is 昔, 在りし日. yore means: Time long past, especially as recalled with nostalgia.
How do you pronounce 昔?
"yore" in Japanese is 昔, pronounced "mukashi".
How do you use "yore" in a sentence?
Example: "The knights and castles of yore still fascinate young readers today." In Japanese, "yore" is 昔, 在りし日.
Are there other ways to say "yore" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "yore": 昔, 在りし日.
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