ronin in Portuguese
ronin in Portuguese is ronin — ronin means a samurai in feudal Japan who had no lord or master, often forced to survive independently.
ronin in Portuguese
ronin
A masterless samurai (who often becomes a mercenary to make ends meet).
What does "ronin" mean?
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noun A samurai in feudal Japan who had no lord or master, often forced to survive independently.
"The film follows a band of ronin hired to protect a village."
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noun In Japan, a student who has failed a university entrance exam and is studying independently to retake it.
"He spent a year as a ronin studying for his second attempt at the exam."
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ronin in a sentence
- The film follows a band of ronin hired to protect a village.
- He spent a year as a ronin studying for his second attempt at the exam.
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What is "ronin" in Portuguese?
"ronin" in Portuguese is ronin. ronin means: A samurai in feudal Japan who had no lord or master, often forced to survive independently.
How do you use "ronin" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a band of ronin hired to protect a village." In Portuguese, "ronin" is ronin.
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