namesake in Korean
namesake in Korean is 동명인 — namesake means a person or thing named after someone or something else, or the person that gave their name.
namesake in Korean
동명인
Pronounced: dongmyeong'in
person with the same name as another
What does "namesake" mean?
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noun A person or thing named after someone or something else, or the person that gave their name.
"It is the only citation from 1902, and was clearly added to the manuscript at a late stage, being only one of two examples of the dictionary’s namesake actually discovered by Crooke."
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namesake in a sentence
- It is the only citation from 1902, and was clearly added to the manuscript at a late stage, being only one of two examples of the dictionary’s namesake actually discovered by Crooke.
- Bill Sr's namesake, Bill Jr, is 30 years younger.
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What is "namesake" in Korean?
"namesake" in Korean is 동명인. namesake means: A person or thing named after someone or something else, or the person that gave their name.
How do you pronounce 동명인?
"namesake" in Korean is 동명인, pronounced "dongmyeong'in".
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