How to say "guarantee" in Japanese
- 保証ほしょうnoun, suru verb, transitive verbThe everyday word for a guarantee as a promise or assurance, such as a product warranty or a pledge that something will be done or will hold true. This is usually the word you want.
- 担保たんぽnounCovers 'guarantee' in the financial and legal sense of security or collateral put up against a loan or obligation. Not the word for general promises or assurances.
- 保するほするsuru verb (irregular), transitive verbThe verb 'to guarantee'. When you need to say 'guarantee' as an action rather than name the guarantee itself, this is the corresponding verb form.
- 確保かくほnoun, suru verb, transitive verbMeans securing, obtaining, or ensuring something, and only touches 'guarantee' in that sense of making sure something is in hand or safe. For promises or warranties it is not the right word.
- 裏付けうらづけnounMeans backing, proof, or evidence supporting a claim or argument. It suits 'guarantee' only when you mean something that substantiates a statement, not a promise or warranty.
Use 保証 for promises or assurances that something will work or be as stated, 担保 for financial security or collateral, 「保する」 for the verb 'to guarantee', 確保 for securing or ensuring something, and 「裏付け」 for evidence backing a claim.
Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only
- 保証ほしょうguarantee
- 担保たんぽsecurity
- 保するほするto guarantee
- 確保かくほsecuring
- 裏付けうらづけsupport (e.g. for an argument)
- 保証金ほしょうきんdeposit (esp. on renting a house)
- 折り紙を付けるおりがみをつけるto guarantee (someone's ability or the quality of their work)
- 請け合いうけあいassurance
- ギャランティーguaranty
- 保険ほけんguarantee
- 引き受けるひきうけるto guarantee
- 請け合ううけあうto assure
- 太鼓判たいこばんseal of approval
- 質しちpledge
- 証するしょうするto guarantee
- 証すしょうすto guarantee
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