“Unloading” in Japanese
Short answer
Unloading in Japanese is “荷下ろし” (nioroshi). Full meaning: unloading (cargo, etc.), discharge.
Other ways to say “Unloading” in Japanese
下ろし
oroshi dropping, unloading, removing; grated vegetables, fruit, etc.; using new tools (or clothes, etc.), new tools (or clothes, etc.)
荷揚げ
niage unloading, landing
陸揚げ
rikuage unloading (a ship), landing
揚陸
youriku unloading (a ship); landing, disembarkation
水揚げ
mizuage landing, unloading (e.g. a ship); catch (of fish), takings; sales (of a shop)
荷卸
nioroshi unloading (cargo, etc.), discharge
荷揚
niage unloading, landing
陸あげ
rikuage unloading (a ship), landing
荷あげ
niage unloading, landing
陸上げ
rikuage unloading (a ship), landing
荷卸し
nioroshi unloading (cargo, etc.), discharge
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