“Trace” in Japanese
Short answer
Trace in Japanese is “跡” (seki). Full meaning: trace, tracks, mark, sign; site, remains, ruins; scar.
Other ways to say “Trace” in Japanese
跡形
atokata trace, vestige, evidence
痕跡
konseki trace, vestige, mark, sign, evidence
トレース
toreesu trace
シュプール
shupuuru trace (e.g. from skis)
事跡
jiseki evidence, trace, vestige
足取り
ashitori gait, walk, stride, pace, step, manner of walking; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal), track, trail, movements; downing an opponent by grabbing his leg
痕
ato trace, tracks, mark, sign; site, remains, ruins; scar
証跡
shouseki proof, evidence, trace
トレーズ
toreezu trace
面影
omokage face, looks, countenance; vestige, trace, reminder
蹤
ato trace, tracks, mark, sign; site, remains, ruins; scar
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