“Format” in Japanese
Short answer
Format in Japanese is “判型” (hangata). Full meaning: format (esp. of publication, e.g. A5, B4, etc.); size of a sheet of paper used for ukiyoe.
Other ways to say “Format” in Japanese
フォーマット
foomatto format, form; (data) format; formatting (a disk), format
進め方
susumekata format, procedure, way of proceeding
書式
shoshiki prescribed form (of writing), format
体裁
teisai (outward) appearance; (proper) format (e.g. of an essay), form, style; appearances, decency, show, display
形式
keishiki form (as opposed to substance); format, form, style, manner; formality, form
フオーマット
foomatto format, form; (data) format; formatting (a disk), format
版形
hankei format (esp. of publication, e.g. A5, B4, etc.); size of a sheet of paper used for ukiyoe
ていさい
teisai (outward) appearance; (proper) format (e.g. of an essay), form, style; appearances, decency, show, display
けいしき
keishiki form (as opposed to substance); format, form, style, manner; formality, form
書き方
kakikata way of writing, manner of writing; penmanship (esp. used in old textbooks), calligraphy; format (e.g. of a report)
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