“Takings” in Japanese
Short answer
Takings in Japanese is “売上金” (uriagekin). Full meaning: proceeds (from a sale), takings.
Other ways to say “Takings” in Japanese
上がり
agari rise, increase, ascent; income, takings, earnings, proceeds, (crop) yield, return, profit; completion, end, finish
水揚げ
mizuage landing, unloading (e.g. a ship); catch (of fish), takings; sales (of a shop)
売り上げ
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
あがり
agari rise, increase, ascent; income, takings, earnings, proceeds, (crop) yield, return, profit; completion, end, finish
アガリ
agari rise, increase, ascent; income, takings, earnings, proceeds, (crop) yield, return, profit; completion, end, finish
商い
akinai trade, business, trading, dealing; turnover, sales, takings
収入
shuunyuu income, earnings, revenue, proceeds, takings, receipts
上り
agari rise, increase, ascent; income, takings, earnings, proceeds, (crop) yield, return, profit; completion, end, finish
売上
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
売り上
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
売上げ
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
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