“Contract” in Japanese
Short answer
Contract in Japanese is “契約” (keiyaku). Full meaning: contract, compact, agreement.
Other ways to say “Contract” in Japanese
請負
ukeoi contract (for work), contracting, undertaking
コントラクト
kontorakuto contract
本契約
honkeiyaku contract (entered into on the basis of a promise or previous agreement), formal agreement, contract at hand
契約書
keiyakusho (written) contract, agreement
げい約
geiyaku contract, compact, agreement
けい約
keiyaku contract, compact, agreement
証文
shoumon bond, deed, contract
約定
yakujou agreement, stipulation, contract
予約
yoyaku reservation, appointment, booking, advance order; contract, subscription, pledge; programming (e.g. a device), setting (e.g. a timer)
サービス品質契約
saabisuhinshitsukeiyaku quality of service agreement, contract
約束
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
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