“Container” in Japanese
Short answer
Container in Japanese is “入れ物” (iremono). Full meaning: container, case, receptacle; coffin, casket.
Other ways to say “Container” in Japanese
容器
youki container, receptacle, vessel, packaging
ボックス
bokkusu box, container, bin; box (in a theatre), booth (in a restaurant, etc.), (orchestra) pit; small rectangular building (e.g. telephone box)
コンテナ
kontena container (e.g. shipping), skip
入れ
ire container, receptacle, case, bag, pouch, box, holder; inserting, putting in
物入れ
monoire place for storing things, container, compartment, closet, pocket
器物
iremono container, case, receptacle; coffin, casket
器
ki bowl, vessel, container; ability, capacity, calibre, caliber; device, instrument
ボッグズ
bogguzu box, container, bin; box (in a theatre), booth (in a restaurant, etc.), (orchestra) pit; small rectangular building (e.g. telephone box)
ボツクス
bokkusu box, container, bin; box (in a theatre), booth (in a restaurant, etc.), (orchestra) pit; small rectangular building (e.g. telephone box)
入物
iremono container, case, receptacle; coffin, casket
いれ物
iremono container, case, receptacle; coffin, casket
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