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1. “dragon king” (English) in Japanese is

   竜王

2. www.wordhippo.com › what-is › theHow to say dragon king in Japanese - WordHippo

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   dragon king. Japanese Translation. ドラゴンキング. Doragonkingu. More Japanese words for dragon king. 龍神 noun. Lóngshén dragon god. Find more words!

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3. www.alexrockinjapanese.com › how-to-say-king-in5 Ways to Say “King” in Japanese (Correct Word & Kanji)

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   • Ou – Basic Japanese Word and Kanji for “King” Ou (王, おう) is the basic word and kanji for “king” in Japanese, but it can also be translated as “ruler“, “sovereign“, or “monarch“.
   • Ousama – Polite Way to Say “King” in Japanese. Ousama (王様) is a politer way to say “king” in Japanese. It’s the basic Japanese word and kanji for king (王) combinded with the honorific suffix sama (様), which is attached to add politeness and respect.
   • Kokuou – Translates as “King”, “Monarch”, or “the Crown” Another common word for “king” in Japanese is kokuou (国王). It doesn’t only translate as “king”, but “monarch“, “sovereign“, or “the Crown” and can also be used for a “queen“, since it is used for the ruler of a country.
   • Ouja – Means “King”, “Monarch”, “Ruler”, or “Champion” The word ouja (王者) translates as “king“, “monarch“, “ruler“, and “champion“. While it also translates as “king” the word usually means “champion” and is used for a person who won a sporting contest or any other kind of competition.

4. teamjapanese.com › dragon-in-japanese3 Fierce Words for Dragon in Japanese [And How to Tell the ...

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   Jun 29, 2023 · One of the most well known dragons from Japanese myths goes by the name Ryūjin (龍神 / りゅうじん) literally meaning ‘dragon god’. According to legend, Ryūjin is the dragon king, who hails from the sea. He is a feature of many different stories.

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5. whysojapan.com › translations › dragon-in-japaneseDragon In Japanese (Translations & Dictionary) - Why So Japan

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Learn how to say Dragon In Japanese with our comprehensive guide. Discover the different kanji characters, pronunciations, and cultural significance behind the words in Japanese.

6. 90dayjapanese.com › dragon-in-japaneseHow to say "dragon" in Japanese in 3 unique ways

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   Sep 26, 2023 · There are three ways to say the word “dragon” in Japanese. Each is used slightly differently and is pretty easy to grasp. りゅう (ryuu | 竜) – dragon. ドラゴン (dragon) – dragon. たつ (tatsu | 辰) – dragon. Let’s take a look at each definition below.

7. thetalklist.com › dragon-in-japaneseDragon in Japanese: Mythology, History, and Modern Influences

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   Aug 28, 2024 · One of the most intriguing legends involving dragons in Japanese folklore is that of the “Dragon King” or “Ryū-ō,” who is said to rule over a kingdom of serpent people. This dragon king is believed to have immense magical powers and control over all aquatic life.

8. jlptsensei.com › learn-japanese-kanji › 竜-ryuuLearn JLPT N1 Kanji 竜 (ryuu, ryou, rou) - JLPT Sensei

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   Learn Japanese kanji: 竜 【 リュウ、 リョウ、 ロウ / たつ、 いせ 】. Meaning: dragon, imperial. 1195 of 2,500 most used kanji in newspapers. View JLPT N1 kanji list.