How to say conquest in Japanese

こくふくkokufuku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • conquest (of a difficulty, illness, handicap, etc.); overcoming; bringing under control; subjugation; victory over

Example Sentences

彼らkareraha征服seifukuによってniyotte領土ryoudowo拡張kakuchouしたshita
They extended their territory by conquest.
我々warewareha平和heiwawo獲得kakutokuするsuruようyou努力doryokuすべきsubekida
We should try to make the conquest of peace.
我々warewareha平和heiwawo獲得kakutokuするべきsurubekida
We should try to make the conquest of peace.
ノルマン人NORUMANjinga英国eikokuwo征服seifukuしたshitaことkotoga英語eigoni大きなookina影響を及ぼしたeikyouwooyoboshita
The Norman victory over England had a big impact on the English language.
これkoregaいわゆるiwayuruノルマン征服NORUMANseifukuであるdearu
This is what is called the Norman Conquest.

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