“Handling” in Japanese
Short answer
Handling in Japanese is “取り回し” (torimawashi). Full meaning: (ease of) handling, operation, maneuverability; arrangement (of pipes, wires, etc.), layout, routing (of cables), wiring; wrestler's belt used in a bout.
Other ways to say “Handling” in Japanese
捌き
sabaki handling (e.g. knife, reins), control, use, -work (e.g. footwork); dealing with (e.g. customers), management, disposal (esp. sale of goods)
手さばき
tesabaki handling, manipulation
あしらい
ashirai treatment, handling, reception; arrangement, addition, garnish; musical accompaniment (in noh)
取り扱い
toriatsukai treatment, service, handling, management
切り回し
kirimawashi management, handling, running
操作
sousa operation, management, handling; manipulating (to one's benefit), manipulation, influencing
さばき
sabaki handling (e.g. knife, reins), control, use, -work (e.g. footwork); dealing with (e.g. customers), management, disposal (esp. sale of goods)
サバキ
sabaki handling (e.g. knife, reins), control, use, -work (e.g. footwork); dealing with (e.g. customers), management, disposal (esp. sale of goods)
弁理
benri management, disposition, handling
ハンドリング
handoringu handball (soccer foul); handling (in rugby, handball, etc.); handling (of a vehicle)
取回し
torimawashi (ease of) handling, operation, maneuverability; arrangement (of pipes, wires, etc.), layout, routing (of cables), wiring; wrestler's belt used in a bout
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