English–Japanese
“marshal” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajigensui
Example
有名な元帥の肖像画があります。yū mei na gen sui no shō zō ga ga a ri ma su
There is a portrait of a famous marshal.
How to say “marshal” in Japanese
“Marshal” in Japanese is 元帥 (gensui).
Refers to a supreme military commander whose title represents the highest rank in an army or similar force.
Example sentences with 元帥
国王は功績のあった将軍を元帥に任じました。koku ō wa kō seki no a tta shō gun o gen sui ni nin ji ma shi ta
The king appointed the accomplished general as marshal.
Tips for using 元帥
- In English military history, marshal often appears in the compound field marshal, which helps distinguish its rank meaning from its uses for civilian officials.