“Attachment” in Japanese
Short answer
Attachment in Japanese is “執着” (shuuchaku). Full meaning: attachment, adhesion, insistence, tenacity, fixation, obsession, clinging (e.g. to old customs).
Other ways to say “Attachment” in Japanese
貪愛
tonai attachment, craving
差し押さえ
sashiosae seizure, attachment, foreclosure
恋着
renchaku attachment, love
別添
betten attachment, annexation, addendum, appendix
愛執
aishuu attachment, covetous affection
愛着
aichaku attachment (esp. to things), love, affection, fondness; attachment, love, affection, fondness; addiction, craving
附置
fuchi (organizational) attachment, establishment
アタッチメント
atatchimento attachment
接続
setsuzoku connection, attachment, union, join, joint, link; changing trains
執着心
shuuchakushin attachment (to), tenacity of purpose
配属
haizoku assignment (of a person to somewhere), attachment (of a person to another unit, organization, etc.)
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