“Zero” in Japanese
Short answer
Zero in Japanese is “０” (zero). Full meaning: zero, 0, nought, nil; nothing, zilch.
Other ways to say “Zero” in Japanese
零
koboshi zero, nought
零点
reiten zero (points, marks), no marks; zero (of a function), root; zero degrees (Celsius), freezing point
飛んで
tonde zero, naught, oh; flying, leaping
〇
zero, 0, nought, nil; nothing, zilch
0
zero zero, 0, nought, nil; nothing, zilch
飛び
tobi flying, leaping, flight, leap; zero, naught, oh; flying fish (esp. the Japanese flying fish, Cypselurus agoo)
翻
koboshi zero, nought
零度
reido zero degrees (Celsius), freezing point; zero (on a scale)
ム
mu nothing, naught, nought, nil, zero; un-, non-; bad ..., poor ...
無
mu nothing, naught, nought, nil, zero; un-, non-; bad ..., poor ...
飛
tobi flying, leaping, flight, leap; zero, naught, oh; flying fish (esp. the Japanese flying fish, Cypselurus agoo)
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