“Laws” in Japanese
Short answer
Laws in Japanese is “摂理” (setsuri). Full meaning: laws (of nature); (divine) providence.
Other ways to say “Laws” in Japanese
法制
housei legislation, laws
殺人ロボット
satsujinrobotto killer robot, lethal autonomous weapon, LAWS
キラーロボット
kiraarobotto killer robot, lethal autonomous weapons systems, LAWS
制
sei system, organization, organisation, imperial command, laws, regulation, control, government, suppression, restraint, holding back, establishment
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