“Chimney” in Japanese
Short answer
Chimney in Japanese is “煙突” (entotsu). Full meaning: chimney, smokestack, funnel (of a ship), stovepipe; carrying a passenger without turning on the taximeter.
Other ways to say “Chimney” in Japanese
カミン
kamin chimney (narrow cleft used to climb a rock face)
煙道
endou chimney, flue
煙出し
kemudashi chimney
チムニー
chimunii chimney
排気筒
haikitou chimney, stack, flue
煙り出し
kemuridashi chimney
えんとつ
entotsu chimney, smokestack, funnel (of a ship), stovepipe; carrying a passenger without turning on the taximeter
エントツ
entotsu chimney, smokestack, funnel (of a ship), stovepipe; carrying a passenger without turning on the taximeter
嘉民
kamin chimney (narrow cleft used to climb a rock face)
シュミネ
shumine fireplace, mantlepiece; chimney (narrow cleft used to climb a rock face)
煙管
kiseru kiseru; fire tube (of a fire-tube boiler); chimney
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