“Inundation” in Japanese
Short answer
Inundation in Japanese is “溢水” (issui). Full meaning: inundation, overflow.
Other ways to say “Inundation” in Japanese
浸水
shinsui inundation, submersion, flood
水浸し
mizubitashi submersion, inundation, being flooded
氾濫
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
横溢
ouitsu overflowing, inundation
湛水
tansui flooding, filling, inundation, submerging, clogging
出水
izumi flood, freshet, inundation
水びたし
mizubitashi submersion, inundation, being flooded
ハンラン
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
はんらん
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
氾らん
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
はん濫
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
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