“Catch” in Japanese
Short answer
キャッチ
kyatchi
Catch in Japanese is “キャッチ” (kyatchi). Full meaning: catch, catching, obtaining (e.g. information), receiving (e.g. radio transmission or phone call); catch; shop tout, puller-in.
Other ways to say “Catch” in Japanese
引っ掛かり
hikkakari hold, catch; connection, relationship; unease, discomfort
釣果
chouka catch (fishing), amount of fish caught, caught fish
捕球
hokyuu catch
獲物
emono prey, catch, kill, game; spoils, trophy, loot, plunder
収獲
shuukaku harvest, crop, ingathering; fruits (of one's labors), gain, result, returns; catch (fishing), bag (hunting), haul
漁獲
gyokaku fishing, catch, haul
水揚げ
mizuage landing, unloading (e.g. a ship); catch (of fish), takings; sales (of a shop)
キャッチボール
kyatchibooru catch, playing catch
ギャッチ
gyatchi catch, catching, obtaining (e.g. information), receiving (e.g. radio transmission or phone call); catch; shop tout, puller-in
きゃっち
kyatchi catch, catching, obtaining (e.g. information), receiving (e.g. radio transmission or phone call); catch; shop tout, puller-in
引き手
hikite knob, handle, catch, patron; right hand
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