“Cut end” in Japanese
Short answer
Cut end in Japanese is “切り口” (kirikuchi). Full meaning: cut end, section, opening, slit; point of view, (different) perspective, new approach.
Other ways to say “Cut end” in Japanese
小口
kokuchi cut end, edge (of a page, etc.); small amount, small quantity, small sum; beginning, clue
切れ口
kirekuchi cut end, section, opening, slit
切れ端
kirehashi fragment, scrap, cut end, cut-off piece, chip, odds and ends
切れっ端
kireppashi fragment, scrap, cut end, cut-off piece, chip, odds and ends
コクチ
kokuchi cut end, edge (of a page, etc.); small amount, small quantity, small sum; beginning, clue
切り端
kirihashi scraps, cut end, cut-off piece
切りっ端
kirippashi scraps, cut end, cut-off piece
木口
kiguchi grade of wood, quality of wood; cut end (of a piece of wood); wooden grip (e.g. on a handbag)
切口
kirikuchi cut end, section, opening, slit; point of view, (different) perspective, new approach
斬り口
kirikuchi cut end, section, opening, slit; point of view, (different) perspective, new approach
切りくち
kirikuchi cut end, section, opening, slit; point of view, (different) perspective, new approach
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