Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Aug 28, 2004 03:35
22 yrs ago
English term
War
PoliticsMilitary Transliterate to english
Proposed translations
(Japanese)
| 5 +2 | Sensoo |
Will Matter
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| 5 +1 | 戦争(senso)、戦闘 (sento)、交戦 (kosen) |
humbird
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| 4 | 戦(Ikusa) |
Mumu Watanabe (X)
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Proposed translations
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Sensoo
The Japanese word for 'war' is 'sensoo'
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戦争(senso)、戦闘 (sento)、交戦 (kosen)
You said PoliticsMilitary, so my understanding to your question is you are looking for Japanese that expresses warring state of political parties or opponents, as well actual military engagement.
OK, you are seeing three different words in the Target term.
All of the three can be used figuratively as well as real (that is in political power game as well as actual crash of violence at a battlefield. More specific explanation follows.
First is fighting.
Second is fighting but more likely a combat.
Third, also physical crash of armed parties, or warfare. Again this is figurative war, that is, verbal exchanges of severe languages.
Please note, when you pronouce them, elongate the sound a bit after each "o".
OK, you are seeing three different words in the Target term.
All of the three can be used figuratively as well as real (that is in political power game as well as actual crash of violence at a battlefield. More specific explanation follows.
First is fighting.
Second is fighting but more likely a combat.
Third, also physical crash of armed parties, or warfare. Again this is figurative war, that is, verbal exchanges of severe languages.
Please note, when you pronouce them, elongate the sound a bit after each "o".
2 days 20 hrs
戦(Ikusa)
If you want an old expression, I recommend you translation.


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