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kwazoku

kwazoku noun: a Meiji-era Japanese noble, one who would formerly have been classed as a samurai or a daimyo.

Noun

kwazoku (plural kwazoku)

  1. (historical) A Meiji-era Japanese noble, one who would formerly have been classed as a samurai or a daimyo.

Forms of kwazoku

pluralkwazoku

Origin of kwazoku

Archaic romanization of Japanese 華族 (kazoku), reflecting the former spelling of くわぞく.

Questions about kwazoku

What does kwazoku mean?
Kwazoku means a Meiji-era Japanese noble, one who would formerly have been classed as a samurai or a daimyo.
What part of speech is kwazoku?
Kwazoku is a noun.
What is the plural of kwazoku?
The plural of kwazoku is kwazoku.

Words near kwazoku in the dictionary

  1. kway chap
  2. kway chaps
  3. kway jap
  4. kway teow
  5. Kwaza
  6. kwazoku
  7. KwaZulu
  8. KwaZulu-Natal
  9. kwd
  10. kwds
  11. Kwe

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