“Winning” in Japanese
Short answer
Winning in Japanese is “受賞” (jushou). Full meaning: winning (a prize), receiving (an award), being awarded.
Other ways to say “Winning” in Japanese
ゲット
getto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
ウイニング
uiningu winning
和了り
agari winning (a hand)
和了
hoora winning (of a hand), declaring a win, going mahjong, going out
入選
nyuusen being selected (for a prize, exhibition, etc.), being accepted, winning
制覇
seiha conquest, domination, supremacy, mastery; winning (a championship)
ゲツト
getto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
ケット
ketto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
げっと
getto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
ケツト
ketto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
ウィニング
winingu winning
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