“Pace” in Japanese
Short answer
ピッチ
pitchi
Pace in Japanese is “ピッチ” (pitchi). Full meaning: pace, rate, speed; pitch (i.e. angle, space, field, sound, etc.); pitch (from distilling petroleum, tar, etc.).
Other ways to say “Pace” in Japanese
足並み
ashinami pace, step
歩調
hochou pace, step, cadence
ピツチ
pitchi pace, rate, speed; pitch (i.e. angle, space, field, sound, etc.); pitch (from distilling petroleum, tar, etc.)
ビッチ
bitchi pace, rate, speed; pitch (i.e. angle, space, field, sound, etc.); pitch (from distilling petroleum, tar, etc.)
ヒッチ
hitchi pace, rate, speed; pitch (i.e. angle, space, field, sound, etc.); pitch (from distilling petroleum, tar, etc.)
運び
hakobi progress, pace, carriage, step, stage
球速
kyuusoku speed of a pitched ball, (pitcher's) pace
歩幅
hohaba (length of one's) step, stride, pace
歩み
ayumi walking; pace, step; course (of history, one's life, etc.), history, progress, advance, development
足取り
ashitori gait, walk, stride, pace, step, manner of walking; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal), track, trail, movements; downing an opponent by grabbing his leg
足元
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
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