English–Japanese
“state-designated” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikokutei
Example
これは国定の教科書です。ko re wa koku tei no kyō ka sho de su
This is a state-designated textbook.
How to say “state-designated” in Japanese
“State-designated” in Japanese is 国定 (kokutei).
It indicates that the national government has formally established or designated something under its authority.
Example sentences with 国定
この地域は国定公園として保護されています。ko no chi iki wa koku tei kō en to shi te ho go sa re te i ma su
This area is protected as a state-designated park.
Tips for using 国定
- The word 国定 (kokutei) often appears before nouns such as 国定教科書 (kokutei kyōkasho) to describe something officially designated by the state.