“Air” in Japanese
Short answer
Air in Japanese is “空気” (kuuki). Full meaning: air, atmosphere; mood, situation; someone with no presence, someone who doesn't stand out at all.
Other ways to say “Air” in Japanese
エア
ea air
風采
fuusai appearance, air, mien, getup
天空
tenkuu sky, air, ether, firmament, the heavens
空中
kuuchuu sky, air, mid-air
宙
chuu space, air, midair; (from) memory, (by) heart
大気
taiki atmosphere, air; magnanimity, generosity
風情
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
くうき
kuuki air, atmosphere; mood, situation; someone with no presence, someone who doesn't stand out at all
中空
chuukuu hollow; mid-air, air, sky
風度
fuudo appearance and personality, manner, mien, air
曲
kyoku composition, piece of music, song, track (on a record); tune, melody, air; enjoyment, fun, interest, pleasure
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