“Hem” in Japanese
Short answer
Hem in Japanese is “裾” (suso). Full meaning: hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain).
Other ways to say “Hem” in Japanese
ヘム
hemu hem; heme, haem
裳裾
mosuso cuff (of pants), hem (of skirt), train (of dress), foot (of mountain)
褄
tsuma skirt (of a kimono), hem (of a kimono)
スソ
suso hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain)
すそ
suso hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain)
ベム
bemu hem; heme, haem
もすそ
mosuso cuff (of pants), hem (of skirt), train (of dress), foot (of mountain)
ボトム
botomu bottom; lower garment (e.g. jeans, slacks, skirt, etc.); hem (of trousers, skirt, etc.)
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