English–Japanese
“summit” in Japanese
How to say “summit” in Japanese
“Summit” in Japanese is 頂 (itadaki).
Refers to the uppermost point of something, especially the peak that crowns a mountain.
Example sentences with 頂
長い登山の末、ようやく頂に立てました。naga i to zan no sue yō ya ku itadaki ni ta te ma shi ta
After a long climb, I was finally able to stand at the summit.
Tips for using 頂
- The word 頂 (itadaki) often appears in written descriptions of mountains, giving it a more literary tone than everyday expressions for a peak.
Other Japanese words for “summit”
各国の首脳がサミットに出席します。kak koku no shu nō ga sa mi tto ni shus seki shi ma su
Leaders from each country will attend the summit.
