“Ice” in Japanese
Short answer
アイス
aisu
Ice in Japanese is “アイス” (aisu). Full meaning: ice; cold, iced (e.g. iced tea, iced coffee); ice (stimulant drug).
Other ways to say “Ice” in Japanese
氷
koori ice; shaved ice (usually served with flavored simple syrup); hail
水氷
mizugoori (water) ice, frozen water; mixture of ice and water (for keeping fish fresh)
アイズ
aizu ice; cold, iced (e.g. iced tea, iced coffee); ice (stimulant drug)
あいす
aisu ice; cold, iced (e.g. iced tea, iced coffee); ice (stimulant drug)
結氷
keppyou freezing (over), ice, frost
ごおり
goori ice; shaved ice (usually served with flavored simple syrup); hail
ゴーリ
goori ice; shaved ice (usually served with flavored simple syrup); hail
愛洲
aisu ice; cold, iced (e.g. iced tea, iced coffee); ice (stimulant drug)
愛州
aisu ice; cold, iced (e.g. iced tea, iced coffee); ice (stimulant drug)
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