“Verge” in Japanese
Short answer
Verge in Japanese is “外れ” (hazure). Full meaning: end, verge, extremity, tip, outskirts; miss, failure, blank (e.g. lottery ticket).
Other ways to say “Verge” in Japanese
瀬戸際
setogiwa brink, verge, critical moment, crucial moment
際
sai edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when
螻羽
keraba edge of a gabled roof, verge
ハズレ
hazure end, verge, extremity, tip, outskirts; miss, failure, blank (e.g. lottery ticket)
はずれ
hazure end, verge, extremity, tip, outskirts; miss, failure, blank (e.g. lottery ticket)
ギワ
giwa edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when
きわ
kiwa edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when
ぎわ
giwa edge, brink, verge, side; time, moment of; occasion, time, circumstances, (in) case (of), when
土俵際
dohyougiwa edge of the ring; verge, brink, critical moment, last moment
っ外れ
ppazure end, verge, extremity, tip, outskirts; miss, failure, blank (e.g. lottery ticket)
せとぎわ
setogiwa brink, verge, critical moment, crucial moment
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