“At hand” in Japanese
Short answer
At hand in Japanese is “手元” (temoto). Full meaning: at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money.
Other ways to say “At hand” in Japanese
手回り
temawari at hand, personal effects or belongings
手許
temoto at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money
手廻り
temawari at hand, personal effects or belongings
手もと
temoto at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money
目先
mesaki before one's eyes, under one's nose; immediate (e.g. interests), present, at hand, short-run; foresight, near future
眼先
mesaki before one's eyes, under one's nose; immediate (e.g. interests), present, at hand, short-run; foresight, near future
目さき
mesaki before one's eyes, under one's nose; immediate (e.g. interests), present, at hand, short-run; foresight, near future
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