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“Freedom” in Japanese

Short answer
自由 jiyuu じゆー

Freedom in Japanese is “自由” (jiyuu). Full meaning: freedom, liberty.

Other ways to say “Freedom” in Japanese

不羈 fuki freedom, liberty, independence じゆう jiyuu freedom, liberty フリーダム furiidamu freedom; free, open, unrestricted, unrestrained, unobstructed 自由の身 jiyuunomi freedom, free man, free woman no width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice) ハバ haba width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice) はば haba width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice) 不覊 fuki freedom, liberty, independence 独立 dokuritsu independence, self-reliance, supporting oneself, being on one's own; independence (e.g. of a nation), freedom; separation, isolation 獨立 dokuritsu independence, self-reliance, supporting oneself, being on one's own; independence (e.g. of a nation), freedom; separation, isolation

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