“Insertion” in Japanese
Short answer
Insertion in Japanese is “挿入” (sounyuu). Full meaning: insertion, incorporation, infixing.
Other ways to say “Insertion” in Japanese
嵌め込み
hamekomi insertion, inlaying; immersion
差し入れ
sashiire insertion, letter drop; sending to a prisoner, thing sent to a prisoner; supply of provisions, refreshments, etc. to someone carrying out a task
差し込み
sashikomi insertion; plug, (electrical) outlet, power point; spasm of pain, griping pain, (fit of) convulsions, stitch
組み込み
kumikomi cut-in (printing), insertion, inclusion; built-in, predefined, embedded (e.g. software)
インサート
insaato insertion; insert (close-up shot inserted in a film or video)
インサーション
insaashon insertion
折り込み
orikomi insert (in a magazine, newspaper, etc.), foldout, insertion
差込
sashikomi insertion; plug, (electrical) outlet, power point; spasm of pain, griping pain, (fit of) convulsions, stitch
差入
sashiire insertion, letter drop; sending to a prisoner, thing sent to a prisoner; supply of provisions, refreshments, etc. to someone carrying out a task
揷入
sounyuu insertion, incorporation, infixing
裝入
sounyuu insertion, incorporation, infixing
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