How do you say ‘Warrior’ in Japanese?
What is the Japanese word for "warrior"? I would appreciate any insights or translations you can provide. Thank you!
9 Answers
Jan 30, 2025
There are a few different ways to do it depending on the context.
侍 (samurai) – Edo period warriors
兵 (tsuwamono) – Brave man, fighter; general “warrior” type of guy.
武者 (musha) – Another general “warrior” term
戦士 (senshi) – Soldier, general “warrior” in the military/fighting sense
武士 (bushi) – This means “warrior” but it’s usually only used as a prefix in words like “bushido”.
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How do you say ‘Warrior’ in Japanese?
How do you say ‘warrior’ in Japanese? Anyone know?
Warrior in Japanese is senshi. If you go on google and say for example “How do you spell warrior in Japanese” Its the first thing that comes up.
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