何もの | Japanese meaning

何者【なにもの】

Frequency rank: 3,117. – 3,120.

Alsoもの【なにもの】なにもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

who; what kind of person

This term is used to inquire about someone's identity or to ask about the characteristics of a person. It expresses curiosity about the nature or essence of an individual.

I wonder who he really is.

Example sentences22 results

Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive.

Tatoeba

It's all but impossible.

Tatoeba

何者【なにもの】

Frequency rank: 3,117. – 3,120.

Alsoもの【なにもの】なにもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

who; what kind of person

This term is used to inquire about someone's identity or to ask about the characteristics of a person. It expresses curiosity about the nature or essence of an individual.

I wonder who he really is.

Example sentences22 results

Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive.

Tatoeba

It's all but impossible.

Tatoeba

何

N52

意what

訓なに、なん、なに-、なん-

音カ

名あが

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者

N43

意someone; person

訓もの

音シャ

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物

N43

意thing; object; matter

訓もの、もの-

音ブツ、モツ

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何者【なにもの】

Frequency rank: 3,117. – 3,120.

Alsoもの【なにもの】なにもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

who; what kind of person

This term is used to inquire about someone's identity or to ask about the characteristics of a person. It expresses curiosity about the nature or essence of an individual.

I wonder who he really is.

Example sentences22 results

Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive.

Tatoeba

It's all but impossible.

Tatoeba

何者【なにもの】

Frequency rank: 3,117. – 3,120.

Alsoもの【なにもの】なにもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

who; what kind of person

This term is used to inquire about someone's identity or to ask about the characteristics of a person. It expresses curiosity about the nature or essence of an individual.