Akita in Portuguese
Akita in Portuguese is akita, Akita — Akita means a large, powerfully built dog breed originating in the mountainous northern regions of Japan, known for its dense double coat and curled tail.
Akita in Portuguese
akita
A large dog of a Japanese breed from the mountainous northern regions of Japan.
Akita
What does "Akita" mean?
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noun A large, powerfully built dog breed originating in the mountainous northern regions of Japan, known for its dense double coat and curled tail.
"Their akita sat calmly by the door, watching every visitor who came in."
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Akita in a sentence
- Their akita sat calmly by the door, watching every visitor who came in.
- Akitas are famously loyal, a trait made famous by the story of Hachiko.
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What is "Akita" in Portuguese?
"Akita" in Portuguese is akita, Akita. Akita means: A large, powerfully built dog breed originating in the mountainous northern regions of Japan, known for its dense double coat and curled tail.
How do you use "Akita" in a sentence?
Example: "Their akita sat calmly by the door, watching every visitor who came in." In Portuguese, "Akita" is akita, Akita.
Are there other ways to say "Akita" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Akita": akita, Akita.
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