“Claim” in Japanese
Short answer
Claim in Japanese is “請求” (seikyuu). Full meaning: claim, demand, charge, application, request, billing (for a service).
Other ways to say “Claim” in Japanese
要償
youshou claim
主張
shuchou claim, insistence, assertion, advocacy, emphasis, contention, opinion, tenet
クレーム
kureemu claim (for compensation), customer complaint seeking compensation; (general) complaint, objection; crème, creme
請求項
seikyuukou claim (esp. in a patent)
債権
saiken credit, claim
提題
teidai thesis (of an argument), claim, assertion
求め
motome request, appeal, claim, demand; purchase
要請
yousei appeal, call for something, request, claim, demand; axiom
援用
enyou quotation (to support one's argument), citation (e.g. of a precedent), invocation, claim
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