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“Rut” in Japanese

Short answer
tetsu てつ

Rut in Japanese is “轍” (tetsu). Full meaning: rut, wheel track, furrow.

Other ways to say “Rut” in Japanese

ki rut, wheel track; distance between two wheels, gauge わだち wadachi rut, wheel track, furrow ワダチ wadachi rut, wheel track, furrow 発情 hatsujou sexual excitement, estrus, oestrus, rut, (coming into) heat 倦怠期 kentaiki stage of ennui (esp. in one's married life), period of lassitude, lethargic period, rut 盛り sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut サカリ sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut さかり sakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut ざかり zakari height (e.g. of summer), peak (e.g. of cherry blossom season), (in) season, full bloom, full swing (of a party, etc.); prime (of one's life), (one's) best days, bloom; (being in) heat, rut

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