“Resignation” in Japanese
Short answer
Resignation in Japanese is “致仕” (chishi). Full meaning: resignation; seventy years of age.
Other ways to say “Resignation” in Japanese
辞職
jishoku resignation
退陣
taijin resignation, stepping down, retirement; retreat, decamping, withdrawal
投了
touryou resignation, giving up the game for lost
退社
taisha resignation, leaving office; leaving work (e.g. at the end of the day)
辞任
jinin resignation (from a position)
諦め
akirame resignation, acceptance, consolation
辞職願
jishokunegai (written) resignation, letter of resignation
退任
tainin retirement, resignation, stepping down
忍従
ninjuu submission, resignation
退職
taishoku retirement, resignation
退会
taikai withdrawal (from a society, club, etc.), resignation, secession, unsubscribing (from a mailing list, etc.)
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