“Box” in Japanese
Short answer
Box in Japanese is “箱” (hako). Full meaning: box, case, chest, package, pack, crate; car (of a train, etc.); shamisen case, shamisen.
Other ways to say “Box” in Japanese
ボックス
bokkusu box, container, bin; box (in a theatre), booth (in a restaurant, etc.), (orchestra) pit; small rectangular building (e.g. telephone box)
ぱこ
pako box, case, chest, package, pack, crate; car (of a train, etc.); shamisen case, shamisen
バコ
bako box, case, chest, package, pack, crate; car (of a train, etc.); shamisen case, shamisen
ばこ
bako box, case, chest, package, pack, crate; car (of a train, etc.); shamisen case, shamisen
パコ
pako box, case, chest, package, pack, crate; car (of a train, etc.); shamisen case, shamisen
箱型
hakogata box, box-shape, cube-type
囲み
kakomi enclosure, box; siege
ボツクス
bokkusu box, container, bin; box (in a theatre), booth (in a restaurant, etc.), (orchestra) pit; small rectangular building (e.g. telephone box)
ボッグズ
bogguzu box, container, bin; box (in a theatre), booth (in a restaurant, etc.), (orchestra) pit; small rectangular building (e.g. telephone box)
升
shou measuring container, measuring box, measure; box (seating at a theatre, etc.); square on a grid, cell of a grid
桟敷
sajiki dress circle (of a theatre), (first) balcony, box; stands (seating for spectators)
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