What is the romanized Japanese word for "university"?

The Romanized Japanese word for university is "Daigaku." The term translates to "big school" or "large learning place" in English. It consists of the kanji characters "大" (dai), meaning "big" or "large," and "学" (gaku), meaning "learning" or "study." Daigaku is the commonly used word in Japan to refer to institutions of higher education, and it reflects the significance and magnitude of the knowledge and education provided by universities.