“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
入構
nyuukou entering (a facility, etc.)
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
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
ばいり
bairi entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
はいり
hairi 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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