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“Cuff” in Japanese

Short answer
袖口 sodekuchi そでくち

Cuff in Japanese is “袖口” (sodekuchi). Full meaning: cuff, armhole.

Other ways to say “Cuff” in Japanese

裳裾 mosuso cuff (of pants), hem (of skirt), train (of dress), foot (of mountain) suso hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain) ソデ口 sodeguchi cuff, armhole そで口 sodeguchi cuff, armhole すそ suso hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain) スソ suso hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain) もすそ mosuso cuff (of pants), hem (of skirt), train (of dress), foot (of mountain) 折り返し orikaeshi by return, (call or write back) without delay; lapel, cuff, turn-up, flap; going back, returning, turn (marathon, swimming, etc.) 折返 orikaeshi by return, (call or write back) without delay; lapel, cuff, turn-up, flap; going back, returning, turn (marathon, swimming, etc.) 折返し orikaeshi by return, (call or write back) without delay; lapel, cuff, turn-up, flap; going back, returning, turn (marathon, swimming, etc.)

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