“Due” in Japanese
Short answer
Due in Japanese is “正当” (seitou). Full meaning: just, justifiable, right, due, proper, equitable, reasonable, legitimate, legal, lawful.
Other ways to say “Due” in Japanese
然るべき
shikarubeki proper, appropriate, due, suitable
セイトウ
seitou just, justifiable, right, due, proper, equitable, reasonable, legitimate, legal, lawful
せいとう
seitou just, justifiable, right, due, proper, equitable, reasonable, legitimate, legal, lawful
正式
seishiki formal, official, regular, proper, legal, due (formalities)
正當
seitou just, justifiable, right, due, proper, equitable, reasonable, legitimate, legal, lawful
せいしき
seishiki formal, official, regular, proper, legal, due (formalities)
セイシキ
seishiki formal, official, regular, proper, legal, due (formalities)
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