“Layout” in Japanese
Short answer
Layout in Japanese is “間取り” (madori). Full meaning: layout (of a house or apartment), arrangement of rooms.
Other ways to say “Layout” in Japanese
レイアウト
reiauto layout
地取り
jidori laying out (e.g. ground plan, garden), layout; taking space, obtaining land, gaining territory; training done in one's own stable
設計
sekkei plan, design, layout
家相
kasou aspect, position, layout, etc. of a house (determining the residents' fortune), physiognomy of a house
間取
madori layout (of a house or apartment), arrangement of rooms
取り回し
torimawashi (ease of) handling, operation, maneuverability; arrangement (of pipes, wires, etc.), layout, routing (of cables), wiring; wrestler's belt used in a bout
割り付け
waritsuke allotment, assignment, allocation, distribution, layout, editing
地どり
jidori laying out (e.g. ground plan, garden), layout; taking space, obtaining land, gaining territory; training done in one's own stable
せっけい
sekkei plan, design, layout
配置
haichi arrangement (of resources), deployment, stationing, posting, disposition, configuration, layout
取回し
torimawashi (ease of) handling, operation, maneuverability; arrangement (of pipes, wires, etc.), layout, routing (of cables), wiring; wrestler's belt used in a bout
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