“Bell” in Japanese
Short answer
Bell in Japanese is “呼び鈴” (yobirin). Full meaning: bell (used for summoning or signalling), buzzer.
Other ways to say “Bell” in Japanese
鐘
shou bell (often a large hanging bell), chime
鈴
suzu bell (often globular)
チャイム
chaimu chime, bell (e.g. doorbell)
朝顔
asagao Japanese morning glory (Ipomoea nil), picotee morning glory, ivy morning glory; funnel-shaped object, bell (e.g. of a trumpet), funnel-shaped urinal
呼びリン
yobirin bell (used for summoning or signalling), buzzer
呼びりん
yobirin bell (used for summoning or signalling), buzzer
鉦
kane bell (often a large hanging bell), chime
呼鈴
yobirin bell (used for summoning or signalling), buzzer
よび鈴
yobirin bell (used for summoning or signalling), buzzer
あさがお
asagao Japanese morning glory (Ipomoea nil), picotee morning glory, ivy morning glory; funnel-shaped object, bell (e.g. of a trumpet), funnel-shaped urinal
アサガオ
asagao Japanese morning glory (Ipomoea nil), picotee morning glory, ivy morning glory; funnel-shaped object, bell (e.g. of a trumpet), funnel-shaped urinal
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.