“Perimeter” in Japanese
Short answer
Perimeter in Japanese is “外回り” (sotomawari). Full meaning: circumference, perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve).
Other ways to say “Perimeter” in Japanese
周長
shuuchou perimeter, circumference
周囲長
shuuichou perimeter
外周
gaishuu outer circumference, perimeter; outskirts, periphery
周
shuu counter for laps or circuits; perimeter; Zhou dynasty (of China; approx. 1046-256 BCE), Chou dynasty
全周
zenshuu going around the entirety (of a place), going on a trip all around (a place), complete tour; whole circumference, perimeter
外圍
sotomawari circumference, perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve)
外回
sotomawari circumference, perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve)
外廻り
sotomawari circumference, perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve)
外周り
sotomawari circumference, perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve)
外まわり
sotomawari circumference, perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve)
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