“Peak” in Japanese
Short answer
Peak in Japanese is “峰” (o). Full meaning: peak, summit, ridge, top; back of a blade.
Other ways to say “Peak” in Japanese
山場
yamaba climax, peak, critical moment, most important stage, turning point
盛り
sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut
みね
mine peak, summit, ridge, top; back of a blade
ピーク
piiku peak; peek
極盛
kyokusei climax, peak
ざかり
zakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut
サカリ
sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut
さかり
sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut
頂上
choushou top, summit, peak
最高潮
saikouchou climax, peak, zenith, apex
ヤマバ
yamaba climax, peak, critical moment, most important stage, turning point
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