Japan in Latin
Japan in Latin is Iaponia, Japonia — Japan means an island nation in East Asia, whose capital is Tokyo.
Japan in Latin
Iaponia
A country and archipelago of East Asia. Capital and largest city: Tokyo.
Japonia
A country and archipelago of East Asia. Capital and largest city: Tokyo.
What does "Japan" mean?
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name An island nation in East Asia, whose capital is Tokyo.
"They spent three weeks travelling around Japan."
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noun A hard, glossy black lacquer or varnish, or an item finished with it.
"The cabinet was coated in black japan to give it a mirror-like shine."
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verb To coat something with this hard black lacquer.
"The craftsman japanned the box before adding gold detailing."
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Japan in a sentence
- They spent three weeks travelling around Japan.
- The cabinet was coated in black japan to give it a mirror-like shine.
- The craftsman japanned the box before adding gold detailing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Japan" in Latin?
"Japan" in Latin is Iaponia, Japonia. Japan means: An island nation in East Asia, whose capital is Tokyo.
How do you use "Japan" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent three weeks travelling around Japan." In Latin, "Japan" is Iaponia, Japonia.
Are there other ways to say "Japan" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Japan": Iaponia, Japonia.
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