“Queue” in Japanese
Short answer
Queue in Japanese is “行列” (gyouretsu). Full meaning: line, queue, procession, parade; matrix.
Other ways to say “Queue” in Japanese
待ち行列
machigyouretsu queue
弁髪
benpatsu pigtail, queue, cue
先入れ先出しリスト
sakiiresakidashirisuto queue, pushup list
キュー
kyuu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
ぎょうれつ
gyouretsu line, queue, procession, parade; matrix
おさげ髪
osagegami pigtails, two plaits hanging about one's shoulders, two plaits hanging down one's back, queue
ギョー列
gyouretsu line, queue, procession, parade; matrix
列
retsu row, line, file, column, queue, rank, procession; company (of someone), group, ranks; sequence
ギユー
giyuu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
ギユ
giyu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
Ｑｕｅ
kyuu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
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