“Hammer” in Japanese
Short answer
Hammer in Japanese is “金槌” (kanazuchi). Full meaning: hammer; hopeless swimmer, person who can't swim, someone who sinks like a stone.
Other ways to say “Hammer” in Japanese
とんかち
tonkachi hammer
槌
tsuchi hammer, mallet, sledgehammer, gavel
ハンマー
hanmaa hammer
打ち金
uchigane hammer (of a gun); money used to cover the price difference of two items being exchanged
槌骨
tsuchikotsu malleus (bone of the ear), hammer
打ち子
uchiko clapper (that strikes a bell), hammer, vibrator, doorknocker; pachinko player who wins using insider knowledge of the machines
トンカチ
tonkachi hammer
かなづち
kanazuchi hammer; hopeless swimmer, person who can't swim, someone who sinks like a stone
カナヅチ
kanazuchi hammer; hopeless swimmer, person who can't swim, someone who sinks like a stone
鐵鎚
kanazuchi hammer; hopeless swimmer, person who can't swim, someone who sinks like a stone
金づち
kanazuchi hammer; hopeless swimmer, person who can't swim, someone who sinks like a stone
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