“Accumulation” in Japanese
Short answer
Accumulation in Japanese is “鬱積” (usseki). Full meaning: accumulation (of discontent, frustration, etc.), buildup, suppression (e.g. of anger).
Other ways to say “Accumulation” in Japanese
貯留
choryuu accumulation (e.g. of water), retention, storage, collection, sequestration (e.g. of carbon dioxide)
堆積
taiseki accumulation, pile, heap; sedimentation
蓄積
chikuseki accumulation, accumulate, store
滞積
taiseki accumulation, piling up
集積
shuuseki accumulation
累積
ruiseki accumulation; cumulative, accumulated
積み重ね
tsumigasane pile, accumulation
集簇
shuuzoku aggregation, accumulation
滞留
tairyuu stagnation, standstill, accumulation, pile-up; stay, sojourn
積立
tsumitate saving, savings, accumulation, putting aside, reserving
欝積
usseki accumulation (of discontent, frustration, etc.), buildup, suppression (e.g. of anger)
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