sedai
- noun
- Each sedai faces its own unique challenges and opportunities in society.
Examples
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Researchers compared the attitudes of one sedai to those of the next.
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The music of that sedai still influences artists today.
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The current sedai is very different from the previous one.
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Many people from the same sedai share similar experiences.
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Many people from the same sedai share similar experiences.
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The music of that sedai still influences artists today.
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Researchers compared the attitudes of one sedai to those of the next.
Synonyms
People born and living around the same time
A period about the length of one human life in ancient Rome
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sedai comes from the Japanese word 世代, which literally means 'generation' or 'age', so it is used for a group of people born and living around the same time.