“Danger” in Japanese
Short answer
Danger in Japanese is “危険” (kiken). Full meaning: danger, peril, hazard; risk.
Other ways to say “Danger” in Japanese
危殆
kitai danger, jeopardy, distress
キケン
kiken danger, peril, hazard; risk
危
ki danger; Chinese "rooftop" constellation (one of the 28 mansions)
危難
kinan peril, danger, hazard, distress
危害
kigai injury, harm, danger
危險
kiken danger, peril, hazard; risk
危険性
kikensei (degree of) risk, riskiness, danger
冒険
bouken adventure, venture; venture which is unlikely to succeed, risky attempt, danger, hazard, risk
ぼうけん
bouken adventure, venture; venture which is unlikely to succeed, risky attempt, danger, hazard, risk
難
nan difficulty, trouble, hardship, shortage; accident, disaster, danger; fault, defect, flaw
冒險
bouken adventure, venture; venture which is unlikely to succeed, risky attempt, danger, hazard, risk
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