“Sip” in Japanese
Short answer
Sip in Japanese is “一口” (hitokuchi). Full meaning: mouthful, morsel, bite; gulp, sip, draft, draught; one word, in short.
Other ways to say “Sip” in Japanese
一飲み
hitonomi swallowing in one gulp, downing, mouthful, bite; sipping, sip; thinking nothing of one's opponent, making easy prey of someone
一呑
hitonomi swallowing in one gulp, downing, mouthful, bite; sipping, sip; thinking nothing of one's opponent, making easy prey of someone
ひと口
hitokuchi mouthful, morsel, bite; gulp, sip, draft, draught; one word, in short
ひとくち
hitokuchi mouthful, morsel, bite; gulp, sip, draft, draught; one word, in short
ひとのみ
hitonomi swallowing in one gulp, downing, mouthful, bite; sipping, sip; thinking nothing of one's opponent, making easy prey of someone
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