“Commitment” in Japanese
Short answer
Commitment in Japanese is “言質” (genshitsu). Full meaning: commitment, pledge, promise.
Other ways to say “Commitment” in Japanese
コミットメント
komittomento commitment
コミット
komitto committing (oneself to), commitment, involvement, participation; commit (data management, version control)
トランザクションコミットメント
toranzakushonkomittomento transaction commitment, commitment
付託
futaku committal, reference, submission (e.g. to committee), commitment
投入
tounyuu throwing in, inserting, depositing (e.g. a ballot); investment, commitment (of funds, personnel, etc.), injection, infusion; launching (a product into the market), introduction
建て
date indicates storeys, structures, or materials used in a building; indicates denomination; contract, commitment
附託
futaku committal, reference, submission (e.g. to committee), commitment
建デ
kende indicates storeys, structures, or materials used in a building; indicates denomination; contract, commitment
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