English–Japanese
“monarch” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikunshu
Example
この国の君主は国民に人気があります。ko no kuni no kun shu wa koku min ni nin ki ga a ri ma su
The monarch of this country is popular with the people.
How to say “monarch” in Japanese
“Monarch” in Japanese is 君主 (kunshu).
Refers to the person who holds the highest ruling authority in a monarchy.
Example sentences with 君主
君主は国の象徴として式典に出席します。kun shu wa kuni no shō chō to shi te shiki ten ni shus seki shi ma su
The monarch attends ceremonies as a symbol of the country.
Tips for using 君主
- In English, monarch is gender-neutral, so it can refer to a king or a queen without changing the noun.