“At least” in Japanese
Short answer
At least in Japanese is “せめて” (semete). Full meaning: at least, at most, (even) just.
Other ways to say “At least” in Japanese
セメテ
semete at least, at most, (even) just
セメて
semete at least, at most, (even) just
少なくも
sukunakumo at least
少なくとも
sukunakutomo at least
くらい
kurai approximately, about, around, or so; to (about) the extent that, (almost) enough that, so ... that ..., at least; as ... as ..., like
兎に角
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
なりと
narito any- (e.g. anything, anywhere, anyone), -ever (e.g. whatever, wherever, whenever); even (if it's just ...), at least; either ... or ...
たっぷり
tappuri plentifully, amply, abundantly, copiously, generously, fully, a lot; loosely, with room to spare, with enough space, (large) enough; a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres), a full, at least, no less than
とまれかくまれ
tomarekakumare in any case, anyhow, anyway, at any rate, at least
ともあれかくもあれ
tomoarekakumoare in any case, anyhow, anyway, at any rate, at least
とに角
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
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