“Consequence” in Japanese
Short answer
Consequence in Japanese is “帰結” (kiketsu). Full meaning: consequence, result, conclusion; apodosis.
Other ways to say “Consequence” in Japanese
結果
kekka result, consequence, outcome, effect; as a result of ..., as a consequence of ..., after ..., following ...; bearing fruit, fruiting
帰趨
kisuu outcome (of a course of events), consequence; tendency, trend, drift
転帰
tenki outcome (esp. of illness), result, consequence
けっか
kekka result, consequence, outcome, effect; as a result of ..., as a consequence of ..., after ..., following ...; bearing fruit, fruiting
為
tame good, advantage, benefit, welfare; sake, purpose, objective, aim; consequence, result, effect
帰すう
kisuu outcome (of a course of events), consequence; tendency, trend, drift
所為
shoi act, deed, one's doing; cause, reason; consequence, outcome, result, blame, fault
しい
shii good, advantage, benefit, welfare; sake, purpose, objective, aim; consequence, result, effect
副産物
fukusanbutsu by-product; spin-off, outgrowth, side effect, consequence
爲め
tame good, advantage, benefit, welfare; sake, purpose, objective, aim; consequence, result, effect
為メ
tame good, advantage, benefit, welfare; sake, purpose, objective, aim; consequence, result, effect
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