“Least” in Japanese
Short answer
Least in Japanese is “最低” (saitei). Full meaning: least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting.
Other ways to say “Least” in Japanese
サイテイ
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
さいてい
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
最少
saishou fewest, least, smallest (number), lowest, minimum; youngest
最小
saishou smallest (in size, degree, etc.), least, minimum, minimal
さいてー
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
サイテー
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
せめてもの
semetemono minimum, (very) least, at least some (comfort, etc.), only (consolation, saving grace, etc.), sole
さい低
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
最小限
saishougen minimum, lowest, minimal, least; at a minimum
せめても
semetemo at the very least, at the very most, as a bare minimum, (even if it's) just; minimum, (very) least, at least some (comfort, etc.), only (consolation, saving grace, etc.), sole
端
tsuma end (e.g. of street), tip, point, edge, margin; beginning, start, first; odds and ends, scrap, odd bit, least
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