In sense of punctuation mark " / ": スラッシュ /su ra-sshu/.
In sense of 'slice, gash, cut': in compound nouns 切り /gi ri/ is used. It reads /ki ri/ originally but when preceded by other kanji the 'ki' usually turns to 'gi'. It comes from 切る /ki ru/ which means 'to slash, to cut, to severe' among other meanings.
掻き切り /ka ki ki ri/ is a close word which means 'slashing open, beheading, cutting down'.
刀傷 /tou shou/ is also a related word meaning 'sword cut/gash'.
Giri
Zan (Cutter, Slicer) add it as a prefix to the end of another word and it makes Slash Tsukizan (Moon Slash) Engetsuzan (Crescent Moon Slash/Cut or Full Moon Slash/Cut)
The proper term for a forward slash is simply "slash." It is also referred to as a "solidus" in certain contexts, particularly in typography and mathematics. The forward slash is commonly used in web addresses, file paths, and to indicate division in mathematical expressions.
The term 'slash' is used in the sport of ice hockey. When one player slashes the other with his stick, they receive a slashing penalty.
スラッシュname sōkon noun Kiritsukeru verb
A backward slash is a slash that tips backwards (\), as opposed to a forward slash that tips forwards (/).
"Getsuga" means "moon-fang" in Japanese. It is a term used in the anime and manga series "Bleach" to describe a powerful energy slash attack.
一千の掻き切 /i-ssen no ka ki ki ri/ is a way to say that.
'a slash' is an English term to mean urinate. eg. 'I am going for a slash' = 'I am going to piss/urinate/take a leak etc...
Slash and burn or clearcutting.
The Japanese term for first generation is "Issei."
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