“Troops” in Japanese
Short answer
Troops in Japanese is “隊員” (taiin). Full meaning: troops, group members, team members.
Other ways to say “Troops” in Japanese
兵馬
heiba arms and cavalry, troops, war, military affairs
軍勢
gunzei military forces, army, troops, number of soldiers
軍隊
guntai armed forces, military, troops
軍
gun army, armed forces, troops; military authorities; team, group, troupe
兵
tsuwamono (common) soldier, rank and file; army, troops; warfare, strategy
部隊
butai force, unit, corps, squad, troops, party
ぐんたい
guntai armed forces, military, troops
グンタイ
guntai armed forces, military, troops
勢
zei strength, power, energy; military strength, army, (number of) troops; group (of people, players, companies, etc.), camp, team
軍ぜい
gunzei military forces, army, troops, number of soldiers
ぐんぜい
gunzei military forces, army, troops, number of soldiers
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