“Draught” in Japanese
Short answer
Draught in Japanese is “手形” (tegata). Full meaning: draft, draught, promissory note, bill; handprint; signed hand-print.
Other ways to say “Draught” in Japanese
風
kaze wind, breeze, draught, draft; manner, behaviour, behavior; cold, influenza
喫水
kissui sea gauge, draft, draught
隙間風
sukimakaze draft, draught, cold air entering through the crack of a door or window; cooling off of a relationship, draft of cold air between two persons
かじ
kaji wind, breeze, draught, draft; manner, behaviour, behavior; cold, influenza
ぷう
puu wind, breeze, draught, draft; manner, behaviour, behavior; cold, influenza
かぜ
kaze wind, breeze, draught, draft; manner, behaviour, behavior; cold, influenza
船足
funaashi speed of a boat; draft, draught
為替手形
kawasetegata bill of exchange, draft, draught
非熱処理
hinetsushori unpasteurized (beer), draft (beer), draught (beer)
手方
tegata draft, draught, promissory note, bill; handprint; signed hand-print
手型
tegata draft, draught, promissory note, bill; handprint; signed hand-print
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