“Steps” in Japanese
Short answer
Steps in Japanese is “脚立” (kyatatsu). Full meaning: stepladder, steps.
Other ways to say “Steps” in Japanese
ステップス
suteppusu steps
段々
dandan gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly; steps, stairs, staircase, terrace
段
dan step, stair, rung, (flight of) steps; shelf, layer, tier; grade, level, class
脚榻
kyatatsu stepladder, steps
だん〳〵
dandan gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly; steps, stairs, staircase, terrace
きゃたつ
kyatatsu stepladder, steps
だん〴〵
dandan gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly; steps, stairs, staircase, terrace
段差
dansa difference in grades (e.g. in go, shoji, etc.); difference in level (e.g. road, footpath), ramp, steps, bump (in road)
段段
dandan gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly; steps, stairs, staircase, terrace
段〳〵
dandan gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly; steps, stairs, staircase, terrace
だんさ
dansa difference in grades (e.g. in go, shoji, etc.); difference in level (e.g. road, footpath), ramp, steps, bump (in road)
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