矢= ya
An arrow such as one fires from a bow is called 'ya,' while the arrow as a symbol/directional indicator can be called 'yajirushi.' Written in Japanese, they are: 矢 矢印
arrow
Arrow: Saggito
Arrow translates as Pfeil.
kami no ya Bow and arrow kami no yarushi directional arrow
The term "Saya" (Swift Arrow) in Japanese can be written as 矢 (ya), which means "arrow." However, if you are specifically referring to "Swift Arrow," the word for "swift" can be represented by 速 (soku) or 早 (haya). Therefore, a possible combination for "Swift Arrow" could be 速矢 (sokuya) or 早矢 (hayaya), depending on the context.
an arrow is 'une flèche' (fem.) in French.
how to say "editor" in japanese
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".
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