“Pact” in Japanese
Short answer
Pact in Japanese is “協約” (kyouyaku). Full meaning: pact, convention, agreement.
Other ways to say “Pact” in Japanese
条約
jouyaku treaty, pact, convention, agreement
協定
kyoutei arrangement, pact, agreement
盟約
meiyaku oath, pledge, pact, covenant, alliance
條約
jouyaku treaty, pact, convention, agreement
約束
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
じょうやく
jouyaku treaty, pact, convention, agreement
お約束
oyakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact, appointment, engagement, date; something expected or predictable (e.g. running gag), typical or clichéd development (in a story), something considered obligatory or guaranteed (in a certain
やくそく
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
ヤ・ク・ソ・ク
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
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