“Infringement” in Japanese
Short answer
Infringement in Japanese is “抵触” (teishoku). Full meaning: infringement (of a law, treaty, etc.), contravention, running afoul; conflict (with a theory, claim, etc.), inconsistency, incompatibility, contradiction.
Other ways to say “Infringement” in Japanese
干犯
kanpan infringement, violation
侵害
shingai infringement, violation, invasion, encroachment, trespass
蹂躙
juurin trampling down, overrunning, infringement, violation
侵犯
shinpan violation (of foreign territory, rights, etc.), invasion, infringement
牴觸
teishoku infringement (of a law, treaty, etc.), contravention, running afoul; conflict (with a theory, claim, etc.), inconsistency, incompatibility, contradiction
觝触
teishoku infringement (of a law, treaty, etc.), contravention, running afoul; conflict (with a theory, claim, etc.), inconsistency, incompatibility, contradiction
牴触
teishoku infringement (of a law, treaty, etc.), contravention, running afoul; conflict (with a theory, claim, etc.), inconsistency, incompatibility, contradiction
反則
hansoku foul, breaking the rules; violation (of the law, regulations, etc.), infringement, breach, infraction
違反
ihan violation, offense, offence, breach, transgression, infringement, contravention
じゅうりん
juurin trampling down, overrunning, infringement, violation
蹂躪
juurin trampling down, overrunning, infringement, violation
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