“Load” in Japanese
Short answer
Load in Japanese is “積み荷” (tsumini). Full meaning: load, freight, cargo.
Other ways to say “Load” in Japanese
荷
ni load, baggage, cargo, freight, goods; burden, responsibility; counter for loads (that can be carried on one's shoulders)
重荷
omoni load, heavy burden, encumbrance, heavy freight, heavy responsibility
荷重
kajuu load, loading, weight (of a load); heavy load; burden of responsibility, heavy duty
負担
futan burden, load, responsibility; bearing (a cost, responsibility, etc.), shouldering
積載量
sekisairyou (maximum) load, load capacity, loading capacity, carrying capacity
載荷
saika loading, load
取り出しボタン
toridashibotan load, eject button
ロード
roodo road; load; loading (a program or data into memory)
駄
da poor, low-grade, trivial, insignificant, worthless; load, pack, horse load; packhorse
負荷
fuka burden; load (electrical, CPU, etc.)
積荷
tsumini load, freight, cargo
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