“One passage” in Japanese
Short answer
One passage in Japanese is “一節” (issetsu). Full meaning: one passage, one paragraph, one stanza, one verse, one section (of a piece of music), one syllable; one joint, one section; one tune, one piece, one measure.
Other ways to say “One passage” in Japanese
一ふし
hitofushi one passage, one paragraph, one stanza, one verse, one section (of a piece of music), one syllable; one joint, one section; one tune, one piece, one measure
一せつ
issetsu one passage, one paragraph, one stanza, one verse, one section (of a piece of music), one syllable; one joint, one section; one tune, one piece, one measure
ひとふし
hitofushi one passage, one paragraph, one stanza, one verse, one section (of a piece of music), one syllable; one joint, one section; one tune, one piece, one measure
一条
ichijou one line, one streak, one stripe, one ray (of light), one wisp (of smoke); one item (in an itemized form), one clause, one passage (in a book); one matter (affair, event, case, incident)
一段
ichidan even more, still more, much more, further; one step, one rung, one level, one grade, one rank; one paragraph, one passage
一箇所
ikkasho one place, (all in) the same place, one spot, one location, one part, one passage
いちだん
ichidan even more, still more, much more, further; one step, one rung, one level, one grade, one rank; one paragraph, one passage
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