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Hattori

Hattori (name) means a Japanese surname historically associated with textile weaving and, famously, with ninja lineage. Example: “Hattori trained for years in traditional swordsmanship.”

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A Japanese surname historically associated with textile weaving and, famously, with ninja lineage.
"Hattori trained for years in traditional swordsmanship."

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Hattoris plural

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_____ trained for years in traditional swordsmanship.

Etymology

Borrowed from Japanese 服部 (Hattori).

Origin: Japanese

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What does “Hattori” mean?

The word “Hattori” means a Japanese surname historically associated with textile weaving and, famously, with ninja lineage.

How do you use “Hattori” in a sentence?

Here is “Hattori” used in a sentence: “Hattori trained for years in traditional swordsmanship.”

What part of speech is “Hattori”?

“Hattori” is a name.

What is the meaning of Hattori?

"Hattori" (name) means a Japanese surname historically associated with textile weaving and, famously, with ninja lineage.

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