“Overcoming” in Japanese
Short answer
Overcoming in Japanese is “超克” (choukoku). Full meaning: overcoming, conquering, surmounting, getting over.
Other ways to say “Overcoming” in Japanese
克服
kokufuku conquest (of a difficulty, illness, crisis, etc.), overcoming, surmounting, bringing under control
征服
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
征伐
seibatsu conquest, subjugation, overcoming; chastisement, punishment, punitive expedition
征圧
seiatsu conquest, subjugation, overcoming, controlling
脱却
dakkyaku ridding oneself, freeing oneself of, growing out of, overcoming, outgrowing
突破
toppa breaking through, breakthrough, penetration; surmounting (a difficulty), overcoming, getting over, accomplishing (an aim), reaching (a goal); exceeding, passing, rising above
クリア
kuria clear, transparent; clearing (a high-jump bar, hurdle, etc.); overcoming, getting through, getting past, completing, solving, settling, meeting (e.g. a standard)
せいふく
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
征伏
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
脱脚
dakkyaku ridding oneself, freeing oneself of, growing out of, overcoming, outgrowing
グリア
guria clear, transparent; clearing (a high-jump bar, hurdle, etc.); overcoming, getting through, getting past, completing, solving, settling, meeting (e.g. a standard)
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