“Orders” in Japanese
Short answer
Orders in Japanese is “指図” (sashizu). Full meaning: directions, instructions, orders, command.
Other ways to say “Orders” in Japanese
沙汰
sata affair, state, incident, issue, matter; verdict, sentence; directions, orders, command, instructions
差図
sashizu directions, instructions, orders, command
さしず
sashizu directions, instructions, orders, command
指し図
sashizu directions, instructions, orders, command
ざた
zata affair, state, incident, issue, matter; verdict, sentence; directions, orders, command, instructions
ザタ
zata affair, state, incident, issue, matter; verdict, sentence; directions, orders, command, instructions
さた
sata affair, state, incident, issue, matter; verdict, sentence; directions, orders, command, instructions
旨
uma principle, aim, main purpose, central part, pillar; purport, gist, drift, meaning; instructions, orders, intention, wishes
むね
mune principle, aim, main purpose, central part, pillar; purport, gist, drift, meaning; instructions, orders, intention, wishes
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