How to say "stock" in Japanese
- 株かぶnoun, counterStock in the financial sense: shares of a company as bought and sold. This is the word for stock prices, owning shares, and talk of investing; 株式 is its more formal counterpart.
- 在庫ざいこnounStock as goods held for sale or use: the inventory of a shop or warehouse. Whether an item is in or out of stock, and stock levels, are expressed with this word.
- 株式かぶしきnounThe formal, legal counterpart of 株: stock or share as a matter of corporate law and shareholder business, as in company names and incorporation documents. In casual talk about investing, 株 is used instead.
- nounThe loanword for stock as a supply kept on hand. In business contexts it largely overlaps with 在庫, and either word works for goods held in stock.
- 血筋ちすじnounStock only in the sense of lineage or breeding: a person's or animal's bloodline, descent, or family line. For the financial or inventory senses of 'stock' this is not the word you want.血筋は争えない。↗Blood is thicker than water.
For shares in a company use 株 (or the more formal 株式); for goods held in inventory use 在庫 or the loanword 「ストック」; 血筋 means stock only as family lineage or breeding.
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- 株かぶstock
- 在庫ざいこstock
- 株式かぶしきshare (in a company)
- ストックstock
- 血筋ちすじlineage
- 商品しょうひんcommodity
- 蓄えたくわえstore
- しなarticle
- 仕入れるしいれるto buy (stock, materials, etc.)
- ぶつstock
- インベントリーinventory
- 台木だいぎstock (in grafting)
- 買い置きかいおきstock (of goods)
- 銃床じゅうしょうstock (of a gun)
- 親木おやぎstock (from which a graft is taken)
- 在荷ざいかstock
- だし汁だしじるbroth
- ゆで汁ゆでじるbroth left over after boiling meat, fish, vegetables, etc.
- 貯蔵品ちょぞうひんsupplies
- 山札やまふだdeck (from which players draw cards)
- 貯蔵物ちょぞうぶつstores
- 繁殖用はんしょくようbrood
- フォンfond
- 煮出し汁にだしじる(soup) stock
- 台だいstock (in grafting)
- 仕込むしこむto stock
- 血ちblood
- 出自しゅつじdescent
- 継ぎ台つぎだいstock (in grafting)
- 存在量そんざいりょうstock
- 滞貨たいかaccumulation of (unsold) goods
- やまdeck (from which players draw cards)
- 元もと(raw) material
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