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“End” in Japanese

Short answer
けり keri keri

End in Japanese is “けり” (keri). Full meaning: end, conclusion.

Other ways to say “End” in Japanese

tsuma end (e.g. of street), tip, point, edge, margin; beginning, start, first; odds and ends, scrap, odd bit, least キリ kiri end, bottom, worst; king (court card; in mekuri karuta and unsun karuta) 終わり owari end, ending, close, conclusion; end of (one's) life, death 切り kiri end, finish, place to stop; bound, limit, end; delivery date (of a futures contract) 外れ hazure end, verge, extremity, tip, outskirts; miss, failure, blank (e.g. lottery ticket) 突き当たり tsukiatari end (of a street, hallway, etc.) 先っちょ sakitcho end, tip, point 最後 saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences) 止めど tomedo end, termination point エンド endo end, ending 打ち切り uchikiri end, close, finish, truncation, discontinuance, closure, cancellation, breaking off, aborting; end of play (in go)

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