“In question” in Japanese
Short answer
In question in Japanese is “件” (ken). Full meaning: the aforementioned, the said, (man, incident, etc.) in question, the above-mentioned, the aforesaid; the usual; matter, affair, case, item, subject.
Other ways to say “In question” in Japanese
クダリ
kudari the aforementioned, the said, (man, incident, etc.) in question, the above-mentioned, the aforesaid; the usual; matter, affair, case, item, subject
本
hon book, volume, script; this, present, current, ... in question, ... at issue; main, head, principal
件り
kudari the aforementioned, the said, (man, incident, etc.) in question, the above-mentioned, the aforesaid; the usual; matter, affair, case, item, subject
ぽん
pon book, volume, script; this, present, current, ... in question, ... at issue; main, head, principal
ぼん
bon book, volume, script; this, present, current, ... in question, ... at issue; main, head, principal
ボン
bon book, volume, script; this, present, current, ... in question, ... at issue; main, head, principal
ポン
pon book, volume, script; this, present, current, ... in question, ... at issue; main, head, principal
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