“Dismissal” in Japanese
Short answer
Dismissal in Japanese is “解任” (kainin). Full meaning: dismissal (from a post), discharge, removal.
Other ways to say “Dismissal” in Japanese
解雇
kaiko dismissal (of an employee), discharge, firing, layoff
免職
menshoku dismissal, sacking, discharge
馘首
kakushu dismissal, discharge
免官
menkan dismissal, discharge
罷免
himen dismissal (from a position), discharge
免黜
menchutsu dismissal
お役御免
oyakugomen dismissal (from one's post), firing, being relieved from one's post, being relieved of a duty; discarding, throwing away, becoming useless
却下
kyakka rejection, dismissal
解職
kaishoku discharge, dismissal
免訴
menso acquittal, dismissal (of a case)
棄却
kikyaku rejection, dismissal, turning down, abandoning, renunciation
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