Yamato in Portuguese
Yamato in Portuguese is Yamato — Yamato means a historical name for Japan, especially referring to the ancient Yamato court that once ruled the country.
Yamato in Portuguese
Yamato
What does "Yamato" mean?
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name A historical name for Japan, especially referring to the ancient Yamato court that once ruled the country.
"Historians trace the unification of Japan back to the Yamato period."
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noun A member of the dominant Japanese ethnic group, as distinct from groups such as the Ainu or Ryukyuan peoples.
"The census distinguishes Yamato Japanese from other ethnic groups in the country."
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noun One of a class of massive Japanese battleships built during the Second World War, including the lead ship Yamato.
"The Yamato was one of the largest battleships ever built."
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Yamato in a sentence
- Historians trace the unification of Japan back to the Yamato period.
- The census distinguishes Yamato Japanese from other ethnic groups in the country.
- The Yamato was one of the largest battleships ever built.
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What is "Yamato" in Portuguese?
"Yamato" in Portuguese is Yamato. Yamato means: A historical name for Japan, especially referring to the ancient Yamato court that once ruled the country.
How do you use "Yamato" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians trace the unification of Japan back to the Yamato period." In Portuguese, "Yamato" is Yamato.
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