“Three-sided struggle” in Japanese
Short answer
Three-sided struggle in Japanese is “三つ巴” (mitsudomoe). Full meaning: (emblem of) three comma-shaped figures arranged to form a circle; three-way fight, three-sided struggle.
Other ways to say “Three-sided struggle” in Japanese
三ツ巴
mitsudomoe (emblem of) three comma-shaped figures arranged to form a circle; three-way fight, three-sided struggle
三つドモエ
mitsudomoe (emblem of) three comma-shaped figures arranged to form a circle; three-way fight, three-sided struggle
三つどもえ
mitsudomoe (emblem of) three comma-shaped figures arranged to form a circle; three-way fight, three-sided struggle
三巴
mitsudomoe (emblem of) three comma-shaped figures arranged to form a circle; three-way fight, three-sided struggle
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