“Shot” in Japanese
Short answer
シュート
shuuto
Shot in Japanese is “シュート” (shuuto). Full meaning: shooting (a ball), shot (on basket, at goal, etc.); shuuto (type of pitch commonly used in Japan), shootball; shoot (of a tree or plant).
Other ways to say “Shot” in Japanese
ショット
shotto shot; shot, hit, strike; shooting (a basketball)
散弾
sandan shot, buckshot
弾丸
dangan bullet, shot, shell
ジュート
juuto shooting (a ball), shot (on basket, at goal, etc.); shuuto (type of pitch commonly used in Japan), shootball; shoot (of a tree or plant)
シユート
shuuto shooting (a ball), shot (on basket, at goal, etc.); shuuto (type of pitch commonly used in Japan), shootball; shoot (of a tree or plant)
シュード
shuudo shooting (a ball), shot (on basket, at goal, etc.); shuuto (type of pitch commonly used in Japan), shootball; shoot (of a tree or plant)
ジュード
juudo shooting (a ball), shot (on basket, at goal, etc.); shuuto (type of pitch commonly used in Japan), shootball; shoot (of a tree or plant)
注射
chuusha injection, jab, shot
ジョット
jotto shot; shot, hit, strike; shooting (a basketball)
ジヨット
jiyotto shot; shot, hit, strike; shooting (a basketball)
砲丸
hougan cannonball; shot (in the shot put)
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