“Dish” in Japanese
Short answer
Dish in Japanese is “皿” (sara). Full meaning: plate, dish, platter, disc; serving, helping, course; kanji radical 108 (at the bottom).
Other ways to say “Dish” in Japanese
パラボラ
parabora parabola (antenna, microphone reflector, etc.), (satellite) dish; parabola (planar curve)
一皿
hitosara plate, dish (of food)
お皿
osara plate, dish
一品
ippin item, article; dish, course; finest item
カートン
kaaton carton (e.g. of cigarettes); tray (in which money is placed when paying), dish; pasteboard
器皿
kibei bowl, plate, dish
盤
sara plate, dish, platter, disc; serving, helping, course; kanji radical 108 (at the bottom)
料理
ryouri cooking, cookery, cuisine, meal, food, dish, item on a menu; (easily) dealing with something, handling (well)
ガードン
gaadon carton (e.g. of cigarettes); tray (in which money is placed when paying), dish; pasteboard
りょうり
ryouri cooking, cookery, cuisine, meal, food, dish, item on a menu; (easily) dealing with something, handling (well)
りょう理
ryouri cooking, cookery, cuisine, meal, food, dish, item on a menu; (easily) dealing with something, handling (well)
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