“Amount” in Japanese
Short answer
Amount in Japanese is “分量” (bunryou). Full meaning: amount, quantity; measuring, weighing.
Other ways to say “Amount” in Japanese
程度
teido degree, amount, grade, standard, of the order of (following a number), about, approximately
数
kazu number, amount; several, a few, a number of; number, quantity, amount
価額
kagaku valuation, amount
ダカ
daka quantity, amount, volume, number, amount of money; high; high school
ていど
teido degree, amount, grade, standard, of the order of (following a number), about, approximately
高
taka quantity, amount, volume, number, amount of money; high; high school
額
gaku (picture) frame, framed picture; amount (esp. of money), sum; forehead, brow
量
ryou quantity, amount, volume, capacity, portion (of food); generosity, magnanimity, tolerance; pramana (means by which one gains accurate and valid knowledge; in Indian philosophy)
加減
kagen degree, extent, amount, balance, state, condition; (health) condition, state of health; adjustment, moderation, regulation
多少
tashou a little, some, somewhat, slightly, to some degree, to some extent; amount, quantity, number
数量
suuryou quantity, volume, amount
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