How to say "top" in Japanese
- nounThe general loanword for 'top': the top position, top of a list or organization, or figurative tops such as a top athlete. Your default when no physical summit is meant.
- 上位じょういno-adjectiveCovers 'top' in the sense of high ranking among many, e.g. finishing in the top places. It denotes relative rank, not a single number-one spot or a physical top.
- 頂上ちょうじょうno-adjectiveThe top or summit of a mountain or hill, and by extension the peak of something. The everyday word when you climb to the top of a mountain.
- nounAlso the top or summit of a mountain or other tall thing, with a slightly colloquial feel; usually written in kana. Largely interchangeable with 頂上 for physical tops.
- 絶頂ぜっちょうnounGlossed specifically as the top of a mountain; a somewhat literary word for a summit. For everyday 'top of the mountain', 頂上 is usually the word you want.
Use 「トップ」 for general or figurative 'top' (rank, position), 上位 for top ranking, and 頂上, 「てっぺん」, or 絶頂 for the top of a mountain, with 絶頂 the most specifically mountain-bound.
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- トップtop
- 上位じょういsuperior (in rank)
- 頂上ちょうじょうtop
- てっぺんtop
- 絶頂ぜっちょうtop (of a mountain)
- 首脳しゅのうhead
- 最上さいじょうhighest (e.g. floor)
- 上端じょうたんupper end
- 末すえend
- 一流いちりゅうfirst-class
- 峰みねpeak
- 天板てんばんtop (of a table, counter, etc.)
- 上面じょうめんtop (side)
- 幌ほろcanopy (esp. the cloth or canvas used for it)
- 上うわupper
- 降り口おりぐちtop (of a flight of stairs)
- 曲独楽きょくごまtop
- 檣楼しょうろうtop
- タチtop (dominant partner of a homosexual relationship)
- 最高限さいこうげんtop (e.g. of the market)
- トップスtop
- バリタチtop (dominant partner of a homosexual relationship)
- 最優秀さいゆうしゅうbest
- 最有力さいゆうりょくstrongest (candidate)
- 上うえtop
- 上かみtop
- 上じょうthe best
- ピンfirst
- 頂点ちょうてんtop (e.g. of a mountain)
- せめtop (dominant partner of a homosexual relationship)
- 上着うわぎtop
- 至極しごくtop
- 頭あたまtop
- 天てんtop (of a book)
- 掘るほるto top
- 表おもてfirst half (of an inning)
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