“Exemption” in Japanese
Short answer
Exemption in Japanese is “免除” (menjo). Full meaning: exemption, exoneration, discharge.
Other ways to say “Exemption” in Japanese
裾切り
susokiri exemption (from a regulation, etc. usu. because of small scale); cut-off cuffs (trousers, etc.)
適用除外
tekiyoujogai exemption (e.g. from application of a law), exclusion
許し
yurushi pardon, forgiveness, exemption, permission; approximately, about; only, nothing but
エグゼンプション
eguzenpushon exemption
赦し
yurushi pardon, forgiveness, exemption, permission; approximately, about; only, nothing but
宥し
yurushi pardon, forgiveness, exemption, permission; approximately, about; only, nothing but
ゆるし
yurushi pardon, forgiveness, exemption, permission; approximately, about; only, nothing but
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