“At will” in Japanese
Short answer
At will in Japanese is “意のままに” (inomamani). Full meaning: at will.
Other ways to say “At will” in Japanese
自在に
jizaini freely, at will, with ease
自由に
jiyuuni freely, at liberty, at will, as one likes
如意自在
nyoijizai freely, in complete control of, with complete freedom, at will, as one pleases
縦横
tateyoko length and width, length and breadth, lengthwise and crosswise, vertical and horizontal, the four cardinal points; every direction, all directions; as one wishes, as one pleases, at will
タテヨコ
tateyoko length and width, length and breadth, lengthwise and crosswise, vertical and horizontal, the four cardinal points; every direction, all directions; as one wishes, as one pleases, at will
たてよこ
tateyoko length and width, length and breadth, lengthwise and crosswise, vertical and horizontal, the four cardinal points; every direction, all directions; as one wishes, as one pleases, at will
たて横
tateyoko length and width, length and breadth, lengthwise and crosswise, vertical and horizontal, the four cardinal points; every direction, all directions; as one wishes, as one pleases, at will
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