“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.)
付託
futaku committal, reference, submission (e.g. to committee), commitment
降伏
koufuku surrender, capitulation, submission; yield
投稿文
toukoubun written contribution, submission (to a newspaper, online forum, etc.)
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