“Emblem” in Japanese
Short answer
Emblem in Japanese is “標章” (hyoushou). Full meaning: emblem, ensign, mark.
Other ways to say “Emblem” in Japanese
エンブレム
enburemu emblem
表号
hyougou symbol, emblem, sign
旗印
hatajirushi design (on a banner), emblem (on a flag), insignia; banner (e.g. of democracy), slogan, cause, objective
象徴
shouchou symbol (of something abstract), emblem, (symbolic) representation
表象
hyoushou symbol (of), emblem; (mental) image, representation, idea
表章
hyoushou symbol, emblem, image; expressing, representation, making clear (e.g. someone's virtues)
ワッペン
wappen badge (sewn on clothing), embroidered badge, emblem; sticker (with illustrated design)
マーク
maaku mark, sign, symbol, emblem, logo, label, brand; to mark, to put a mark on; paying attention to, keeping one's eye on, watching, marking (a player), guarding
表徴
hyouchou outward sign; symbol (of something abstract), emblem; distinguishing mark, diagnostic character
旗幟
kishi flag, banner, ensign, emblem; (one's) stance, position, opinion
旗標
hatajirushi design (on a banner), emblem (on a flag), insignia; banner (e.g. of democracy), slogan, cause, objective
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