“Base” in Japanese
Short answer
ベース
beesu
Base in Japanese is “ベース” (beesu). Full meaning: base, basis, theme, basic ingredient; base (e.g. military), depot; base, base bag.
Other ways to say “Base” in Japanese
根元
nemoto base (of a plant, tree, pillar, etc.), (part near the) root, roots (of one's hair); root (e.g. of a problem), source
下劣
geretsu base, mean, vulgar, despicable, low
バーゼ
baaze base
株元
kabumoto base (of a plant or tree), (part near the) roots
塁
rui base, bag, sack; fortress, stronghold
基底
kitei base, basis, foundation; basis (linear algebra); base (topology), basis
地際
jigiwa base (of a stem, tree trunk, pillar, etc.)
本塁
honrui base, stronghold, main fort; home base, home plate
基体
kitai base, substrate; substratum
拠点
kyoten base (of operations), site, location, center, foothold, stronghold, (strategic) position
基剤
kizai base (e.g. of an ointment or suppository)
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