“Practice” in Japanese
Short answer
Practice in Japanese is “稽古” (keiko). Full meaning: practice, practising, training, study.
Other ways to say “Practice” in Japanese
練習
renshuu practice, training, drill, (an) exercise, workout
実践
jissen practice, putting into practice, implementation; praxis
演習
enshuu practice, exercise, drill; military exercise, manoeuvres, maneuvers, drill; seminar
習練
shuuren practice, practising, training, discipline
慣れ
nare practice, experience, habituation; being used to, being comfortable with, being experienced in
実地
jitchi practice (as opposed to theory), actual practice; actual site, (at) the scene, (on) the spot
実習
jisshuu practice (in the field), training (esp. practical and hands-on), practical exercise, drill
ゲイコ
geeko practice, practising, training, study
げいこ
geeko practice, practising, training, study
練磨
renma training, practice, drilling, cultivation, improvement
修行
shugyou training, practice, discipline, study; ascetic practices
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.