Oyama

[ aw-yah-mah ]

noun

1. I·wa·o [ee, -wah-aw], 1842–1916, Japanese field marshal.

Example Sentences

Oyama and Marino just celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary.

From The Daily Beast

To the west, standing straight up in the sky, as it seemed, loomed the pile of Oyama mountain.

From Project Gutenberg

But Ito created modern Japan, wrote its constitution and introduced those methods which made Oyama's successes possible.

From Project Gutenberg

Oyama's victories were ripening in the brain of this modern Attila for ten long years.

From Project Gutenberg

Old Oyama cooled his brain during the battle of the Shaho by shooting pigeons sitting on Chinese chimneys.

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I could imagine the forecastle filled with the desperate men who had beaten off the Oyama.

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