“Constitution” in Japanese
Short answer
Constitution in Japanese is “憲法” (kenpou). Full meaning: constitution; rules, regulation.
Other ways to say “Constitution” in Japanese
体質
taishitsu constitution (physical), physical make-up, predisposition (to disease), disposition, tendency; character (of a group, organization, etc.), innate characteristics, make-up, nature, culture
組成
sosei composition, constitution
朝憲
chouken laws of a nation, constitution
コンスティチューション
konsutichuushon constitution
会則
kaisoku society regulations, club regulations, constitution
体格
taikaku build, physique, frame, constitution
組織
soshiki organization, organisation, formation; structure, construction, setup, constitution; system (e.g. railroad, transport, party, etc.)
躰格
taikaku build, physique, frame, constitution
體格
taikaku build, physique, frame, constitution
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