“Stoppage” in Japanese
Short answer
Stoppage in Japanese is “梗塞” (kousoku). Full meaning: stoppage, blocking; infarction, infarct.
Other ways to say “Stoppage” in Japanese
途絶
tozetsu stoppage, interruption, cessation, suspension
停止
teishi stoppage, coming to a stop, halt, standstill; ceasing (movement, activity, etc.), suspension (of operations), interruption (e.g. of electricity supply), cutting off; suspension (of payment, a licence, etc.), (temporary) prohibition, ban
閉止
heishi stoppage
止まり
todomari stop, stoppage, end; stopping at, going no further than
不通
futsuu suspension, interruption, stoppage, tie-up, cessation
こうそく
kousoku stoppage, blocking; infarction, infarct
運休
unkyuu suspension (of a transportation service), cancellation, stoppage
どまり
domari stop, stoppage, end; stopping at, going no further than
とまり
tomari stop, stoppage, end; stopping at, going no further than
杜絶
tozetsu stoppage, interruption, cessation, suspension
閉塞
heisoku blockage, blockade, blocking up, stoppage, obstruction, occlusion
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