“Seal” in Japanese
Short answer
Seal in Japanese is “判子” (hanko). Full meaning: seal (used in lieu of a signature), stamp, chop.
Other ways to say “Seal” in Japanese
印
shirushi stamp, seal, chop; seal impression, seal, sealing, stamp, mark, print; mudra (symbolic hand gesture)
シール
shiiru seal; sticker
封緘
fuukan seal (letters, documents, etc.)
封印
fuuin seal; to seal (e.g. a letter), to affix a seal, to seal up
判
han seal, stamp, monogram signature; judgment, judgement; size (of paper or books)
封
fuu seal
印判
inban seal, stamp
印形
ingyou seal, signet
封じ目
fuujime seal (of an envelope)
はんこ
hanko seal (used in lieu of a signature), stamp, chop
ハンコ
hanko seal (used in lieu of a signature), stamp, chop
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