Hirota
Hirota proper noun: a surname from Japanese.
Proper noun
Hirota (plural Hirotas)
- A surname from Japanese.
- A people who lived on the island of Tanegashima in Japan between the third and seventh centuries.
- The study team determined that Hirota people practiced cranial deformation “regardless of social rank or sex,” said coauthors Dr. Noriko Seguchi, an associate professor with the Faculty of Social and Cultural Studies at Kyushu University in Japan, and James Frances Loftus III, a postdoctoral...2023 August 18, Mindy Weisberger, “Long-standing mystery of modified human skulls in ancient Japan solved by new analysis”, in CNN
Forms of Hirota
| plural | Hirotas |
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Origin of Hirota
Borrowed from Japanese 広田 (Hirota) or 弘田 (Hirota).
Questions about Hirota
- What does Hirota mean?
- Hirota means a surname from Japanese.
- What part of speech is Hirota?
- Hirota is a proper noun.
Words near Hirota in the dictionary
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