Japanese word

入荷

Pronunciation

Romajinyūka

Meaning

  • nounarrival of goods

Example

新しい商品が入荷しました。atara shi i shō hin ga nyū ka shi ma shi ta

The new products have arrived.

Illustration for 入荷 (arrival of goods)

More examples

店は新商品の入荷を公式サイトで知らせます。mise wa shin shō hin no nyū ka o kō shiki sa i to de shi ra se ma su

The store announces the arrival of new products on its official website.

Core concept

Describes goods entering a store, warehouse, or other place where they will be handled or sold.

Common phrases

  • 入荷予定nyū ka yo tei

    restock schedule

  • 入荷通知nyū ka tsū chi

    restock notification

  • 入荷待ちnyū ka ma chi

    waiting for restock

Similar words

納品nōhin: The delivery of ordered goods to a customer or specified destination.
入庫nyūko: The entry of goods into a warehouse or storage area.
荷受けniuke: The act of receiving goods that have been delivered.

Definition in Japanese

商品や荷物が店や倉庫などに届くこと。shō hin ya ni motsu ga mise ya sō ko na do ni todo ku ko to

Word origin

入荷 (nyūka) is a Sino-Japanese compound of 入 (nyū, "enter") and 荷 (ka, "cargo"), expressing cargo entering a place.

Usage tips

  • In retail Japanese, 入荷 (nyūka) refers to goods reaching the seller, so it does not by itself guarantee that the goods are already available for purchase.

Opposites

Related words

  • 入荷するnyūkasurureceive goodsverb

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