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“Winner” in Japanese

Short answer
ウイナー uinaa

Winner in Japanese is “ウイナー” (uinaa). Full meaning: winner.

Other ways to say “Winner” in Japanese

勝者 shousha winner, victor 勝ち馬 kachiuma winning horse, winner 勝利者 shourisha winner, victor, conqueror 優勝者 yuushousha champion, (first-prize) winner, victor, titleholder ウィナー winaa winner 大当たり ooatari great success, big hit, smash hit, winner; (hitting the) jackpot, big win; being right on the mark (of a prediction), being bang on, hitting the nail on the head 吟味役 ginmiyaku auditor (Edo period), examiner, inquisitor, investigator; winner (of the most rounds, i.e. a full game) 覇者 hasha supreme ruler, conqueror; champion, winner, titleholder 勝馬 kachiuma winning horse, winner 大当り ooatari great success, big hit, smash hit, winner; (hitting the) jackpot, big win; being right on the mark (of a prediction), being bang on, hitting the nail on the head

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