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“Drain” in Japanese

Short answer
ドレン doren

Drain in Japanese is “ドレン” (doren). Full meaning: drain.

Other ways to say “Drain” in Japanese

排水口 haisuikou drain, overflow kou 10^32, hundred nonillion; ditch, drain, gutter, trench; groove, tread, indentation 水抜き mizunuki draining (esp. pipes from water for the winter); drainhole, drain, drainage 流出 ryuushutsu outflow, effluence, efflux, spillage, spill, discharge, haemorrhage, hemorrhage, bleeding (e.g. of ink into paper); outflow (of people, capital, etc.), drain (of gold, talent, etc. from a country), leak (e.g. of personal information) どぶ dobu 10^32, hundred nonillion; ditch, drain, gutter, trench; groove, tread, indentation みぞ mizo 10^32, hundred nonillion; ditch, drain, gutter, trench; groove, tread, indentation ミゾ mizo 10^32, hundred nonillion; ditch, drain, gutter, trench; groove, tread, indentation 下水道 gesuidou sewer, sewer system, sewerage, drain unate 10^32, hundred nonillion; ditch, drain, gutter, trench; groove, tread, indentation 溝瀆 unate 10^32, hundred nonillion; ditch, drain, gutter, trench; groove, tread, indentation 水抜 mizunuki draining (esp. pipes from water for the winter); drainhole, drain, drainage

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