“At length” in Japanese
Short answer
At length in Japanese is “長々” (naganaga). Full meaning: for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length.
Other ways to say “At length” in Japanese
ようやっと
youyatto finally, at last, at length; barely, narrowly, hardly, only just
ながなが
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
長長
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
長なが
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
詳しく
kuwashiku in detail, fully, minutely, at length
倩々
tsuratsura carefully, closely, attentively, profoundly, deeply, at length
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