“Rupture” in Japanese
Short answer
Rupture in Japanese is “破断” (hadan). Full meaning: rupture, break, fracture.
Other ways to say “Rupture” in Japanese
破裂
haretsu bursting, rupture, explosion; breakdown (of talks, negotiations, etc.), breaking off
バースト
baasuto burst (tire, pipe, etc.), rupture, blowout; burst (radiation, signal, etc.)
絶交
zekkou breaking off a relationship, permanent breach of friendship, rupture
決裂
ketsuretsu breakdown (of talks, negotiations, etc.), breaking off, rupture
ゼッコウ
zekkou breaking off a relationship, permanent breach of friendship, rupture
不調
fuchou bad condition, poor condition, disorder, slump, being out of form; failure, rupture, breakdown (e.g. of negotiations)
ハースト
haasuto burst (tire, pipe, etc.), rupture, blowout; burst (radiation, signal, etc.)
決壊
kekkai burst (e.g. dam, embankment, levee), breach, collapse, washout, rupture
断絶
danzetsu extinction (e.g. of a family), dying out, discontinuation; severance (e.g. of relations), rupture, breaking off, (generation) gap
はれつ
haretsu bursting, rupture, explosion; breakdown (of talks, negotiations, etc.), breaking off
ぶちょう
buchoo bad condition, poor condition, disorder, slump, being out of form; failure, rupture, breakdown (e.g. of negotiations)
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