“Binding” in Japanese
Short answer
Binding in Japanese is “装丁” (soutei). Full meaning: binding (of a book); design (of a book cover).
Other ways to say “Binding” in Japanese
バインド
baindo binding
縛り
shibari binding; regulation, limit; binding period (e.g. phone or broadband contract), minimum contract term
表紙
hyoushi cover (of a book, magazine, etc.), binding; to appear on the cover of a magazine
締め
shime tying up, binding, fastening, tightening; total, sum; conclusion (e.g. of a gathering), end, finish, rounding off
バインディング
baindingu binding
製本
seihon bookbinding, binding (a book)
表装
hyousou mounting (of a picture), binding (of a book)
じめ
jime tying up, binding, fastening, tightening; total, sum; conclusion (e.g. of a gathering), end, finish, rounding off
ハインド
haindo binding
パイント
painto binding
ビンディング
bindingu foot fastening (ski), binding
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