“Mark” in Japanese
Short answer
Mark in Japanese is “目印” (mejirushi). Full meaning: mark (for quick identification or recognition), sign; landmark, guide.
Other ways to say “Mark” in Japanese
目当て
meate mark, guide, landmark; purpose, aim, goal, intention, end; sight (on a firearm)
マーク
maaku mark, sign, symbol, emblem, logo, label, brand; to mark, to put a mark on; paying attention to, keeping one's eye on, watching, marking (a player), guarding
標示
hyouji mark, sign, label, landmark
ぽつ
potsu dot, point, mark
標
shirushi stamp, seal, chop; seal impression, seal, sealing, stamp, mark, print; mudra (symbolic hand gesture)
馬克
maaku mark (former currency of Germany)
ぽち
pochi dot, point, mark; tip, gratuity; a little, paltry, piddling, mere
大台
oodai (major) mark, level, barrier; 100-yen unit (stock market)
標識
hyoushiki sign, mark, marker, beacon; marker
烙印
rakuin brand, mark
跡
seki trace, tracks, mark, sign; site, remains, ruins; scar
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