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“Height” in Japanese

Short answer
ハイト haito

Height in Japanese is “ハイト” (haito). Full meaning: height.

Other ways to say “Height” in Japanese

盛り sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut 極み kiwami height, acme, extremity, peak; end, limit 背丈 setake stature, height 骨頂 kotchou height, pinnacle 身長 shinchou height (of body), stature 立端 tappa height (of a building, etc.); height (of a person or thing) sei height, stature; back; reverse, rear side, back (e.g. of a chair), spine (of a book) 体高 taikou height (measured at the withers) 高み takami height, elevated place ざかり zakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut サカリ sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut

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