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“Rhythm” in Japanese

Short answer
節奏 sessou せっそー

Rhythm in Japanese is “節奏” (sessou). Full meaning: rhythm.

Other ways to say “Rhythm” in Japanese

律動 ritsudou rhythm リズム rizumu rhythm 音律 onritsu metre, rhythm, musical temperament 韻律 inritsu metre (of a poem), meter, rhythm; prosody 拍子 hyoushi (musical) time, tempo, beat, rhythm; the moment, the instance, chance 調子 choushi tune, tone, key, pitch, time, rhythm; vein, mood, way, manner, style, knack; condition, state of health, shape 音調 onchou tune, tone, intonation, melody, rhythm, harmony ぢょうし jooshi tune, tone, key, pitch, time, rhythm; vein, mood, way, manner, style, knack; condition, state of health, shape チョーシ choushi tune, tone, key, pitch, time, rhythm; vein, mood, way, manner, style, knack; condition, state of health, shape ヂョーシ jooshi tune, tone, key, pitch, time, rhythm; vein, mood, way, manner, style, knack; condition, state of health, shape 調 chou key; mode (in gagaku); time, tempo, rhythm

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