“Finish” in Japanese
Short answer
Finish in Japanese is “仕上がり” (shiagari). Full meaning: finish, end, completion, result.
Other ways to say “Finish” in Japanese
切り
kiri end, finish, place to stop; bound, limit, end; delivery date (of a futures contract)
フィニッシュ
finisshu finish, end, conclusion; landing (in gymnastics)
了
ryou finish, completion, the end
仕上げ
shiage finish, finishing, finishing touches
とことん
tokoton the very end, finish; to the very end, to the last, thoroughly, completely, fully
上塗り
uwanuri final coat (of paint, plaster, varnish, etc.), finish, glazing; adding more of the same (of something negative, e.g. shame)
出来上がり
dekiagari completion, finish; workmanship, result, outcome
打ち切り
uchikiri end, close, finish, truncation, discontinuance, closure, cancellation, breaking off, aborting; end of play (in go)
仕舞い
shimai end, close, finish, termination; noh dance in plain clothes; ending, quitting, closing
ジマイ
jimai end, close, finish, termination; noh dance in plain clothes; ending, quitting, closing
フイニッシュ
fuinisshu finish, end, conclusion; landing (in gymnastics)
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