Osaka in Latin
Osaka in Latin is Ōsaca — Osaka means the capital city of Osaka Prefecture on the island of Honshu, Japan, and a Japanese surname.
Osaka in Latin
Ōsaca
What does "Osaka" mean?
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name The capital city of Osaka Prefecture on the island of Honshu, Japan, and a Japanese surname.
"And Osaka comes alive in the warm months of summer and fall as the locals take to their outdoor restaurants, flock to festivals and cheer on the hometown baseball team, the Hanshin Tigers."
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Osaka in a sentence
- And Osaka comes alive in the warm months of summer and fall as the locals take to their outdoor restaurants, flock to festivals and cheer on the hometown baseball team, the Hanshin Tigers.
- Naomi Osaka took her surname from her Japanese father's side of the family.
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What is "Osaka" in Latin?
"Osaka" in Latin is Ōsaca. Osaka means: The capital city of Osaka Prefecture on the island of Honshu, Japan, and a Japanese surname.
How do you use "Osaka" in a sentence?
Example: "Naomi Osaka took her surname from her Japanese father's side of the family." In Latin, "Osaka" is Ōsaca.
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