“Entering” in Japanese
Short answer
Entering in Japanese is “入り” (iri). Full meaning: entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing.
Other ways to say “Entering” in Japanese
入域
nyuuiki entering (a district, zone, etc.), going into
参入
sannyuu entering (the marketplace), introducing (something) to the market, access; visiting a high-class or noble individual
入構
nyuukou entering (a facility, etc.)
立ち入り
tachiiri entering, going into
いり
iri entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
入館
nyuukan entry (into a library, museum, etc.), entering
入場
iriba entrance, entering, admission, admittance
はいり
hairi entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
ばいり
bairi entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
締結
teiketsu conclusion, execution (of a contract), entering (into treaty); fastening (as in a joint)
入
iri entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
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