“Minimum” in Japanese
Short answer
Minimum in Japanese is “極小” (gokushou). Full meaning: minimum, minuscule; local minimum.
Other ways to say “Minimum” in Japanese
ミニマム
minimamu minimum
最低
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
最低限
saiteigen minimum; at the very least
最小限
saishougen minimum, lowest, minimal, least; at a minimum
最小限度
saishougendo minimum
せめてもの
semetemono minimum, (very) least, at least some (comfort, etc.), only (consolation, saving grace, etc.), sole
最小
saishou smallest (in size, degree, etc.), least, minimum, minimal
さいてい
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
サイテイ
saitei least, lowest, minimum; worst; awful, horrible, nasty, disgusting
せめても
semetemo at the very least, at the very most, as a bare minimum, (even if it's) just; minimum, (very) least, at least some (comfort, etc.), only (consolation, saving grace, etc.), sole
最少
saishou fewest, least, smallest (number), lowest, minimum; youngest
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