“Lowering” in Japanese
Short answer
Lowering in Japanese is “下げ” (sage). Full meaning: lowering, sinking, bringing down, letting down; depreciation, price fall; punch line (of a rakugo story).
Other ways to say “Lowering” in Japanese
降納
kounou lowering (e.g. of a flag), taking down
さげ
sage lowering, sinking, bringing down, letting down; depreciation, price fall; punch line (of a rakugo story)
サゲ
sage lowering, sinking, bringing down, letting down; depreciation, price fall; punch line (of a rakugo story)
下がり
sagari fall, decline, lowering, hanging down, drooping, slanting (downward); string apron; food offering to the gods, leftovers, hand-me-downs
低下
teika fall, decline, lowering, deterioration, degradation
サガリ
sagari fall, decline, lowering, hanging down, drooping, slanting (downward); string apron; food offering to the gods, leftovers, hand-me-downs
落げ
sage lowering, sinking, bringing down, letting down; depreciation, price fall; punch line (of a rakugo story)
提げ
sage lowering, sinking, bringing down, letting down; depreciation, price fall; punch line (of a rakugo story)
降
sagari fall, decline, lowering, hanging down, drooping, slanting (downward); string apron; food offering to the gods, leftovers, hand-me-downs
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