“Crown” in Japanese
Short answer
Crown in Japanese is “頂” (itadaki). Full meaning: crown (of head), summit (of mountain), spire; easy win for one; something received.
Other ways to say “Crown” in Japanese
竜頭
ryuuzu crown (of a watch), stem; canon (of a bell); something in the shape of a dragon's head (esp. a helmet crest)
クラウン
kuraun crown; clown
王冠
oukan crown, diadem; bottle cap
霊長
reichou crown (of creation), apex, the best
継ぎ歯
tsugiha capped tooth, (dental) crown
冠頂
kanchou crown
位
i throne, crown, (nobleman's) seat; government position, court rank; social standing, rank, class, echelon, rung
グラウン
guraun crown; clown
被り
kaburi headdress, crown, covering, fogging (photography), blushing
冠
kanmuri traditional cap worn by Shinto clergy and courtiers; crown, diadem, coronet; top kanji radical
リューズ
ryuuzu crown (of a watch), stem; canon (of a bell); something in the shape of a dragon's head (esp. a helmet crest)
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