“Stance” in Japanese
Short answer
スタンス
sutansu
Stance in Japanese is “スタンス” (sutansu). Full meaning: stance, attitude, standpoint; stance, posture.
Other ways to say “Stance” in Japanese
スタンズ
sutanzu stance, attitude, standpoint; stance, posture
体勢
taisei posture, position, stance
旗幟
kishi flag, banner, ensign, emblem; (one's) stance, position, opinion
姿勢
shisei posture, pose, position, stance, carriage (of the body); attitude, approach, stance
構え
kamae structure, construction, appearance; posture (e.g. in martial arts), pose, stance; readiness, determination, preparedness
立ち位置
tachiichi position (where one is standing), place where one stands; position, stance, standpoint, status, role
態度
taido attitude, manner, behaviour, demeanour, bearing; attitude (towards an issue, etc.), position, stance, stand
がまえ
gamae structure, construction, appearance; posture (e.g. in martial arts), pose, stance; readiness, determination, preparedness
カマエ
kamae structure, construction, appearance; posture (e.g. in martial arts), pose, stance; readiness, determination, preparedness
しせい
shisei posture, pose, position, stance, carriage (of the body); attitude, approach, stance
ガマエ
gamae structure, construction, appearance; posture (e.g. in martial arts), pose, stance; readiness, determination, preparedness
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