“Grade” in Japanese
Short answer
Grade in Japanese is “位取り” (kuraidori). Full meaning: grade, class, quality, unit, digit, positioning of decimal point.
Other ways to say “Grade” in Japanese
級
kyuu (school) grade, year, class; class, grade, rank, level; kyu (junior rank in martial arts, go, shogi, etc.)
品等
hintou grade, quality
等級
toukyuu grade, class, degree, rank, rating, order, points; magnitude
等位
toui rank, grade, same rank
程度
teido degree, amount, grade, standard, of the order of (following a number), about, approximately
評定
hyoujou assessment, rating, grade, evaluation; council, conference, consultation
品位
hini dignity, grace, nobility; grade, quality, fineness, carat, karat
ていど
teido degree, amount, grade, standard, of the order of (following a number), about, approximately
レベル
reberu level, standard, grade, class, rank; level (amount or quantity); level (plane)
位どり
kuraidori grade, class, quality, unit, digit, positioning of decimal point
勾配
koubai slope, incline, gradient, grade, pitch; slope (of a linear function); gradient (vector calculus)
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