“Document” in Japanese
Short answer
Document in Japanese is “証書” (shousho). Full meaning: document (of proof), certificate, paper, bond, deed.
Other ways to say “Document” in Japanese
文書
bunsho document, writing, letter, papers, notes, records, archives; document addressed to someone
書面
shomen document, letter; writing, contents (e.g. of a letter)
書類
shorui document, papers
一札
issatsu document, bond
記録
kiroku record, document, minutes, recording, putting on record, keeping a record (of), writing down; record (e.g. in sports), setting (a record), recording (a record high, etc.)
書き物
kakimono (piece of) writing, document; (act of) writing
ドキュメント
dokyumento document; reportage, documentary; documentation
書
kaki book, document; calligraphy (esp. Chinese), penmanship; handwriting
下欄
karan text at the foot of a page, document, screen, etc.
ショ
sho book, document; calligraphy (esp. Chinese), penmanship; handwriting
書巻
shokan book (usu. old), publication, document
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