“Odds and ends” in Japanese
Short answer
Odds and ends in Japanese is “端切れ” (hagire). Full meaning: scrap of cloth, odds and ends.
Other ways to say “Odds and ends” in Japanese
端端
hashibashi odds and ends, all, every
雑品
zappin sundries, odds and ends
端物
hamono odd set, incomplete set; odds and ends
使い残り
tsukainokori remnant, remainder, odds and ends, leavings
端
tsuma end (e.g. of street), tip, point, edge, margin; beginning, start, first; odds and ends, scrap, odd bit, least
切れ端
kirehashi fragment, scrap, cut end, cut-off piece, chip, odds and ends
使い残し
tsukainokoshi remnant, remainder, odds and ends, leavings
半端物
hanpamono odd piece, incomplete set, odds and ends
我楽多
garakuta junk, rubbish, trash, garbage, odds and ends
端裂
hagire scrap of cloth, odds and ends
ハギレ
hagire scrap of cloth, odds and ends
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