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Yamato

//ˈjɑːmətəʊ// name, noun

Proper Noun

1
Ancient Japan. historical
"The museum curator said that the sword originated from the Yamato period in Japan."
2
Any of several towns in Japan; see Wikipedia.
3
The imperial house which formerly ruled Japan from the province of Yamato; by extension, the dominant native ethnic group in Japan.
"In Japanese society, Koreans are viewed as being of a lower rung on the social ladder compared to Yamato people."
4
A male given name from Japanese.
5
A surname from Japanese.
"For quotations using this term, see Citations:Yamato."

Noun

1
A member of the Yamato court which formerly ruled Japan.
2
A member of an ethnic group of Japan, the predominant ethnic group of the islands.
"When the Guptas were ruling in India and the Tang were ruling in China and the Yamatos were ruling in Japan, no one was ruling in Australia! The people of Australia were nomads."
3
One of a class of battleships used by the Imperial Japanese Navy during the Second World War.

Etymology 1

From Japanese 大和 (Yamato), itself of uncertain derivation, but likely related to 山 (yama, “mountains”). See Proto-Japonic *yamatə.

Etymology 2

From Japanese 大和 (Yamato), itself of uncertain derivation, but likely related to 山 (yama, “mountains”). See Proto-Japonic *yamatə.

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