Japanese full stop; period
Refers specifically to the Japanese full stop mark (。), used at the end of sentences. In English contexts, it can also mean a period or full stop.
You put a full stop at the end of a Japanese sentence.
Let's practice how to use full stops and commas.
句点 refers strictly to the punctuation mark 。, while 終止符 can also be used metaphorically for the end of a matter.
句読点 is the general term covering all punctuation marks, while 句点 refers specifically to the Japanese period (。).
Standard kanji spelling for the Japanese full stop mark.
Compound of 句 (ku, 'phrase, clause') and 点 (ten, 'point, mark'). The term refers to the mark that indicates the end of a sentence.