“Flow” in Japanese
Short answer
Flow in Japanese is “流れ” (nagare). Full meaning: flow (of a fluid or gas), stream, current; flow (of people, things), passage (of time), tide, passing, (changing) trends, tendency; course (of events), (step-by-step) procedure, process.
Other ways to say “Flow” in Japanese
フロー
furoo flow; flow (period of time economic quantity)
流動
ryuudou flow
ながれ
nagare flow (of a fluid or gas), stream, current; flow (of people, things), passage (of time), tide, passing, (changing) trends, tendency; course (of events), (step-by-step) procedure, process
ナガレ
nagare flow (of a fluid or gas), stream, current; flow (of people, things), passage (of time), tide, passing, (changing) trends, tendency; course (of events), (step-by-step) procedure, process
ブロー
buroo flow; flow (period of time economic quantity)
通り
toori street, road, avenue, thoroughfare; traffic, coming and going; flow (of water, air, etc.), passage, running
続き
tsuzuki continuation, rest (of the story, work, etc.), next installment, sequel; flow (e.g. of a piece of writing), pacing (of a story); succession (of), sequence, series, spell, stretch, streak, run
流通
ryuutsuu circulation (of money, goods, etc.), distribution; circulation (of air, water, etc.), ventilation, flow
とうり
toori street, road, avenue, thoroughfare; traffic, coming and going; flow (of water, air, etc.), passage, running
どうり
doori street, road, avenue, thoroughfare; traffic, coming and going; flow (of water, air, etc.), passage, running
トオリ
toori street, road, avenue, thoroughfare; traffic, coming and going; flow (of water, air, etc.), passage, running
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