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“Edge” in Japanese

Short answer
エッジ ejji

Edge in Japanese is “エッジ” (ejji). Full meaning: edge.

Other ways to say “Edge” in Japanese

際 sai edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when 町外れ machihazure outskirts (of a town), edge (of a town), just outside the city limits 刃 jin edge (of a knife or sword), blade; prong (of an electrical plug); blade, sword 稜 soba edge, angle; ridge (e.g. of a mountain) 端面 tanmen edge, edge face, end face 縁辺 enpen edge, relative, relations, border 辺幅 henpuku edge, surface appearance, outer appearance ば ba edge (of a knife or sword), blade; prong (of an electrical plug); blade, sword ギワ giwa edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when きわ kiwa edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when 傍ら katawara side, edge, beside, besides, nearby; while (doing), in addition to, at the same time

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