“Showing” in Japanese
Short answer
Showing in Japanese is “腹ボテ” (harabote). Full meaning: showing (i.e. being visibly pregnant), someone who is visibly pregnant.
Other ways to say “Showing” in Japanese
展覧
tenran exhibition, showing, displaying, putting on display
提示
teiji presentation (of a passport, ID, etc.), showing, production (e.g. of documents); presentation (of a plan, response, etc.), bringing up, citing (an example)
上映
jouei screening (a movie), showing
展観
tenkan exhibition, showing, displaying, putting on display
呈示
teiji presentation (of a passport, ID, bill of exchange, etc.), showing, production (e.g. of documents)
出品
shuppin exhibiting, showing, putting on display, putting up for sale, entering (a work into a competition), submitting
表示
hyouji indication, expression, showing, manifestation, demonstration; display, displaying; representation
腹ぼて
harabote showing (i.e. being visibly pregnant), someone who is visibly pregnant
ひょうじ
hyouji indication, expression, showing, manifestation, demonstration; display, displaying; representation
てんらん
tenran exhibition, showing, displaying, putting on display
顔出し
kaodashi putting in an appearance, visiting, attending a meeting; coming to the surface, appearing, showing; showing one's face (on TV, social media, etc.)
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