“Base of a mountain” in Japanese
Short answer
Base of a mountain in Japanese is “山麓” (sanroku). Full meaning: foot of a mountain, base of a mountain.
Other ways to say “Base of a mountain” in Japanese
山下
sanka foot of a mountain, base of a mountain
山裾
yamasuso foot of a mountain, base of a mountain, foothills
山元
yamamoto foot of a mountain, base of a mountain; mine, colliery; owner of a mountain, operator of a mine
山した
yamashita foot of a mountain, base of a mountain
山ろく
sanroku foot of a mountain, base of a mountain
山すそ
yamasuso foot of a mountain, base of a mountain, foothills
山もと
yamamoto foot of a mountain, base of a mountain; mine, colliery; owner of a mountain, operator of a mine
袂
tamoto sleeve (esp. of a kimono), pocket of sleeve; vicinity (esp. of a bridge); foot of a mountain, base of a mountain
袪
tamoto sleeve (esp. of a kimono), pocket of sleeve; vicinity (esp. of a bridge); foot of a mountain, base of a mountain
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