“Threshold” in Japanese
Short answer
Threshold in Japanese is “閾値” (ikichi). Full meaning: threshold (amount, dose, etc.).
Other ways to say “Threshold” in Japanese
敷居
shikii threshold (esp. one with grooves for sliding doors), sill
閾
shikimi threshold, limen
とば口
tobaguchi entrance, threshold; beginning, first step, start
限界点
genkaiten threshold, breaking point
蹴放し
kehanashi threshold (lacking the grooves needed for a sliding door), sill
じきい
jikii threshold (esp. one with grooves for sliding doors), sill
しきい
shikii threshold (esp. one with grooves for sliding doors), sill
狭間
hazama interval, space, interstice, threshold; valley, gorge, ravine; loophole (in a wall), crenel, eyelet
いきち
ikichi threshold (amount, dose, etc.)
域値
ikichi threshold (amount, dose, etc.)
いき値
ikichi threshold (amount, dose, etc.)
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