“Particulars” in Japanese
Short answer
Particulars in Japanese is “細目” (saimoku). Full meaning: particulars, details, specified items; narrow eyes, half-open eyes; fine mesh, fine texture, tight weave, smooth cut (of a file).
Other ways to say “Particulars” in Japanese
経緯
tatenuki details, particulars, sequence of events, circumstances, situation, how things got this way; longitude and latitude; warp and weft, warp and woof
詳細
shousai details, particulars, specifics; detailed, specific, minute; close-up view (of a digitally displayed map), zoomed-in view
明細
meisai details, particulars, specifics; detailed, minute
巨細
kyosai large and small matters, particulars, details, greatness and smallness, circumstances
細部
saibu details, particulars
委細
isai details, particulars
ショウサイ
shousai details, particulars, specifics; detailed, specific, minute; close-up view (of a digitally displayed map), zoomed-in view
しょうさい
shousai details, particulars, specifics; detailed, specific, minute; close-up view (of a digitally displayed map), zoomed-in view
故事来歴
kojiraireki origin and history, particulars
子細
shisai reasons, circumstances; details, particulars, significance, meaning; hindrance, inconvenience, objection
詳報
shouhou detailed report, full report, details, particulars
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