ronin in Russian
ronin in Russian is ро́нин — ronin means a samurai in feudal Japan who had no lord or master, often forced to survive independently.
ronin in Russian
ро́нин
Pronounced: 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 Russian?
"ronin" in Russian is ро́нин. ronin means: A samurai in feudal Japan who had no lord or master, often forced to survive independently.
How do you pronounce ро́нин?
"ronin" in Russian is ро́нин, pronounced "ronin".
How do you use "ronin" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a band of ronin hired to protect a village." In Russian, "ronin" is ро́нин.
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