“Den” in Japanese
Short answer
Den in Japanese is “巣窟” (soukutsu). Full meaning: den, haunt, hangout, nest, lair.
Other ways to say “Den” in Japanese
住処
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
ＤＥＮ
den den, small room
洞穴
douketsu cave, cavern, den, grotto
書斎
shosai study, library, den, home office, reading room
巣穴
suana nesting hole, burrow, den
巣
su nest, rookery, breeding place, hive; den; haunt
巣作り
suzukuri nest-building, making a hive, web, den, etc.
穴
ketsu hole, opening, orifice, perforation; pit, hollow, cavity, hole (e.g. in the ground); burrow, den, lair, holt, hole
しょさい
shosai study, library, den, home office, reading room
すみか
sumika dwelling, house, home, residence, abode, habitat; den (of criminals, demons, etc.), nest
巣あな
suana nesting hole, burrow, den
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