“Liquidation” in Japanese
Short answer
Liquidation in Japanese is “投げ物” (nagemono). Full meaning: sacrifice goods, liquidation (shares), things thrown (out).
Other ways to say “Liquidation” in Japanese
残務整理
zanmuseiri liquidation (of a company), finishing remaining business
解消
kaishou cancellation, liquidation, resolution, reduction (e.g. of stress)
完済
kansai full payment, liquidation
整理
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
手仕舞い
tejimai clearing of accounts, evening-up of accounts, liquidation
換金
kankin realization (of goods into money), conversion (into money), liquidation
清算
seisan (financial) settlement, squaring accounts, clearing debts; liquidation; ending (a relationship), breaking up (with), burying (the past), redeeming (one's faults)
投物
nagemono sacrifice goods, liquidation (shares), things thrown (out)
せいり
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
整り
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
手じまい
tejimai clearing of accounts, evening-up of accounts, liquidation
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