“Provisions” in Japanese
Short answer
Provisions in Japanese is “兵糧” (hyourou). Full meaning: (army) provisions, food.
Other ways to say “Provisions” in Japanese
条章
joushou provisions (e.g. in a constitution), articles, clauses; chapters and sections (of a document)
糧食
ryoushoku provisions
糧
kate food, provisions; nourishment (mental, spiritual, etc.), sustenance (e.g. of one's life), source of encouragement
食糧
shokuryou food (esp. staple food such as rice or wheat), provisions, rations, food supply
条文
joubun text (of a law, treaty, contract, etc.), provisions
引当金
hikiatekin reserves, provisions
兵粮
hyourou (army) provisions, food
條章
joushou provisions (e.g. in a constitution), articles, clauses; chapters and sections (of a document)
行動食
koudoushoku high-energy food (when hiking, etc.), backpacking food, provisions, rations
粮
kate food, provisions; nourishment (mental, spiritual, etc.), sustenance (e.g. of one's life), source of encouragement
火計
kakei fire attack, attacking and burning enemy troops, warships, provisions, etc.
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