“Decree” in Japanese
Short answer
Decree in Japanese is “命令書” (meireisho). Full meaning: decree, directive.
Other ways to say “Decree” in Japanese
詔勅
shouchoku imperial edict, decree
上意
joui will (esp. of shogun), decree, emperor's wishes
詔書
shousho imperial edict, decree
命令
meirei order, command, decree, directive; (software) instruction, statement
教書
kyousho message (delivered by the US president or a state governor), address; (papal) bull, decree
判決
hanketsu judicial decision, judgement, judgment, sentence, decree
めいれい
meirei order, command, decree, directive; (software) instruction, statement
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