English–Japanese
“minimum” in Japanese
How to say “minimum” in Japanese
“Minimum” in Japanese is 最小 (saishō).
Expresses the lowest point or limit within a range, focusing on what cannot be reduced further.
Example sentences with 最小
必要な費用を最小に抑えることが大切です。hitsu yō na hi yō o sai shō ni osa e ru ko to ga tai setsu de su
It is important to keep the necessary costs to a minimum.
Tips for using 最小
- In practical phrases, 最小サイズ (saishō saizu, "minimum size") marks the smallest available or permitted option, not simply an option that happens to be small.
Other Japanese words for “minimum”
これが最低限です。ko re ga sai tei gen de su
This is the minimum.
