“Filling” in Japanese
Short answer
Filling in Japanese is “詰め物” (tsumemono). Full meaning: filling, packing, padding, wadding, filler; stuffing, filling, dressing; (dental) filling.
Other ways to say “Filling” in Japanese
充填
juuten filling (up), replenishing, filling in (a tooth), loading (a gun with ammunition, a camera with film, etc.), packing, plugging
フィリング
firingu filling
充盈
juuei filling (something up)
中身
nakami contents, interior, filling; substance, content; (sword) blade
湛水
tansui flooding, filling, inundation, submerging, clogging
てんこ盛り
tenkomori piling up high (food in a bowl), filling (a bowl), heaped bowl
腹にたまる
haranitamaru filling (meal), heavy, solid, substantial
装填
souten loading, charging, filling
射込み
ikomi stuffing, filling, packing, padding
てこ盛り
tekomori piling up high (food in a bowl), filling (a bowl), heaped bowl
目止め
medome wood filling, filler, filling; boiling (an unused piece of earthenware) in hot water mixed with rice or flour (to fill any small holes)
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