“Aspect” in Japanese
Short answer
Aspect in Japanese is “事相” (jisou). Full meaning: aspect, phase, phenomenon.
Other ways to say “Aspect” in Japanese
家相
kasou aspect, position, layout, etc. of a house (determining the residents' fortune), physiognomy of a house
様相
yousou aspect, phase, condition; modality
アスペクト
asupekuto aspect
部面
bumen phase, aspect, field, side
向き
muki direction, orientation, aspect, exposure; suited to, suitable for, designed for; tendency, inclination
相
ai together, mutually, fellow; aspect, appearance, look; physiognomy (as an indication of one's fortune)
側面
sokumen side, flank, profile, sidelight, lateral; aspect, dimension
概
gai appearance, look, aspect; strong spirit, mettle
アヒ
ai together, mutually, fellow; aspect, appearance, look; physiognomy (as an indication of one's fortune)
趣
omomuki meaning, tenor, gist; effect, influence; appearance, aspect
方面
houmen direction, district, area; field (e.g. of study), sphere, quarter, aspect, angle
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