“Weir” in Japanese
Short answer
Weir in Japanese is “梁” (utsubari). Full meaning: (fish) weir, fish trap; beam, joist; Liang dynasty (of China; 502-557).
Other ways to say “Weir” in Japanese
堤防
teibou bank, weir, embankment, levee
堰
seki dam, weir, barrier, sluice
堰堤
entei dam, weir
頭首工
toushukou weir (usu. for irrigation)
せぎ
segi dam, weir, barrier, sluice
柵
shigarami fence, paling, railing; weir; bonds, fetters, ties of obligation
ていぼう
teibou bank, weir, embankment, levee
うつばり
utsubari (fish) weir, fish trap; beam, joist; Liang dynasty (of China; 502-557)
隄防
teibou bank, weir, embankment, levee
えん堤
entei dam, weir
てい防
teibou bank, weir, embankment, levee
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