“Submission” in Japanese
Short answer
Submission in Japanese is “忍従” (ninjuu). Full meaning: submission, resignation.
Other ways to say “Submission” in Japanese
帰順
kijun submission, return to allegiance
帰伏
kifuku submission, surrender
降参
kousan surrender, submission, capitulation; being defeated (e.g. by a problem), giving up, giving in
提出
teishutsu presentation (of documents), submission (of an application, report, etc.), production (e.g. of evidence), introduction (e.g. of a bill), filing, turning in
服従
fukujuu obedience, submission, resignation
投稿
toukou contribution (to a newspaper, magazine, etc.), submission, post (on a blog, social media, etc.)
屈服
kuppuku yielding, submission, surrender, giving way, succumbing
サブミッション
sabumisshon submission (wrestling, judo, etc.)
降伏
koufuku surrender, capitulation, submission; yield
付託
futaku committal, reference, submission (e.g. to committee), commitment
投稿文
toukoubun written contribution, submission (to a newspaper, online forum, etc.)
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