bushido in Russian
bushido in Russian is бусидо́ — bushido means the traditional code of honour and conduct followed by the samurai of feudal Japan, stressing loyalty and duty above personal safety.
bushido in Russian
бусидо́
Pronounced: busido
An ethical code of the samurai that was prevalent in feudal Japan that advocated unquestioning loyalty to the master at all costs and obedience in all deeds, valuing honor above life.
What does "bushido" mean?
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noun The traditional code of honour and conduct followed by the samurai of feudal Japan, stressing loyalty and duty above personal safety.
"The film explored how bushido shaped the samurai's sense of honour."
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bushido in a sentence
- The film explored how bushido shaped the samurai's sense of honour.
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What is "bushido" in Russian?
"bushido" in Russian is бусидо́. bushido means: The traditional code of honour and conduct followed by the samurai of feudal Japan, stressing loyalty and duty above personal safety.
How do you pronounce бусидо́?
"bushido" in Russian is бусидо́, pronounced "busido".
How do you use "bushido" in a sentence?
Example: "The film explored how bushido shaped the samurai's sense of honour." In Russian, "bushido" is бусидо́.
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