“Clause” in Japanese
Short answer
Clause in Japanese is “条項” (joukou). Full meaning: clause, article, stipulations.
Other ways to say “Clause” in Japanese
箇条
kajou item, article, clause, section, point
条
jou article (in a document), clause, section, provision; counter for lines, stripes, streaks, rays, etc.; although, though
条目
joumoku article, clause, stipulation
文節
bunsetsu phrase, clause
クローズ
kuroozu close, closing; clause; clothes
項
kou nape (of the neck), nucha; clause, paragraph, item; argument
かじょう
kajou item, article, clause, section, point
條項
joukou clause, article, stipulations
項目
koumoku item, heading, category, clause; headword (in a dictionary, encyclopedia, etc.), entry
条款
joukan stipulation, article, clause, provision
約款
yakkan agreement, stipulation, article, clause
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