“Bite” in Japanese
Short answer
Bite in Japanese is “魚信” (gyoshin). Full meaning: bite (of a fish on a hook), strike.
Other ways to say “Bite” in Japanese
噛み傷
kamikizu bite wound, bite
食いつき
kuitsuki bite (in fishing)
咬傷
koushou bite wound, bite
咬創
kousou bite wound, bite
一口
hitokuchi mouthful, morsel, bite; gulp, sip, draft, draught; one word, in short
刺し傷
sashikizu stab wound, puncture wound, bite (e.g. from a insect), sting, prick
食い
kui eating; bite (in fishing)
一飲み
hitonomi swallowing in one gulp, downing, mouthful, bite; sipping, sip; thinking nothing of one's opponent, making easy prey of someone
嚙み傷
kamikizu bite wound, bite
かみ傷
kamikizu bite wound, bite
食
kui eating; bite (in fishing)
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