“Mastery” in Japanese
Short answer
Mastery in Japanese is “体得” (taitoku). Full meaning: mastery, learning through experience, realization, realisation, comprehension.
Other ways to say “Mastery” in Japanese
熟達
jukutatsu mastery
手練れ
tedare mastery, skillfulness, dexterity, master hand, expert
凄腕
sugoude remarkable ability, mastery, brilliant technique; go-getter, resourceful person, wizard, virtuoso
慣熟
kanjuku proficiency, mastery, competence, becoming proficient (in)
習熟
shuujuku proficiency, mastery, becoming proficient (in)
手利き
tekiki skill, mastery
制覇
seiha conquest, domination, supremacy, mastery; winning (a championship)
すご腕
sugoude remarkable ability, mastery, brilliant technique; go-getter, resourceful person, wizard, virtuoso
スゴ腕
sugoude remarkable ability, mastery, brilliant technique; go-getter, resourceful person, wizard, virtuoso
征服
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
制圧
seiatsu gaining total control (of people or counties), suppression, oppression, control, mastery, ascendancy, supremacy
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