“Testament” in Japanese
Short answer
Testament in Japanese is “遺言” (igon). Full meaning: will, testament; last request, dying wish.
Other ways to say “Testament” in Japanese
テスタメント
tesutamento testament
遺告
yuigou will, testament
遺言状
yuigonjou will, testament
遺言書
yuigonsho will, testament
ウイル
uiru will, intent, desire, ambition; will, testament
いごん
igon will, testament; last request, dying wish
ゆゐ言
yuigon will, testament; last request, dying wish
ゆいごん
yuigon will, testament; last request, dying wish
遺書
isho note left by a dead person, suicide note, testamentary letter, will, testament; posthumous work
証
akashi proof, evidence, sign, testimony, testament (to something), vindication; witnessing, testifying, testimony; proof, evidence
ウィル
wiru will, intent, desire, ambition; will, testament
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