“Spots” in Japanese
Short answer
Spots in Japanese is “斑点” (hanten). Full meaning: (scattered) spots, specks, speckles.
Other ways to say “Spots” in Japanese
斑紋
hanmon spots, speckles, spotted pattern, mottled pattern
ぶつぶつ
butsubutsu grunt, grumble, complaint, mutter; pimples, spots, eruption, rash; cutting into small pieces
現物
genbutsu actual article or goods; spots (stocks, foreign exchange, commodities, etc.); (in) kind (income, benefit, rent, taxes, investment, etc.)
班点
hanten (scattered) spots, specks, speckles
斑文
hanmon spots, speckles, spotted pattern, mottled pattern
はん点
hanten (scattered) spots, specks, speckles
ぷっぷっ
puppu grunt, grumble, complaint, mutter; pimples, spots, eruption, rash; cutting into small pieces
フッフッ
fuffu grunt, grumble, complaint, mutter; pimples, spots, eruption, rash; cutting into small pieces
プツプツ
putsuputsu grunt, grumble, complaint, mutter; pimples, spots, eruption, rash; cutting into small pieces
ふつふつ
futsufutsu grunt, grumble, complaint, mutter; pimples, spots, eruption, rash; cutting into small pieces
プップッ
puppu grunt, grumble, complaint, mutter; pimples, spots, eruption, rash; cutting into small pieces
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