“Below” in Japanese
Short answer
Below in Japanese is “下” (shimo). Full meaning: below, down, under, younger (e.g. daughter); bottom; beneath, underneath.
Other ways to say “Below” in Japanese
げ
ge below, down, under, younger (e.g. daughter); bottom; beneath, underneath
した
shita below, down, under, younger (e.g. daughter); bottom; beneath, underneath
下方に
kahouni below
㊦
below, down, under, younger (e.g. daughter); bottom; beneath, underneath
下に
shimoni down, below, downward
以下
ika not exceeding ..., not more than ..., ... and under, ... and below, ... or fewer; below (a standard, level, etc.), under, beneath, less than; the following, the below-mentioned, the rest, followed by ...
未満
miman less than, under, below
割れ
ware broken piece; below (a certain level, point, quantity, etc.), dropping below; illegal downloading and distribution of commercial software, warez
満たない
mitanai less than, fraction of, below
已下
ige not exceeding ..., not more than ..., ... and under, ... and below, ... or fewer; below (a standard, level, etc.), under, beneath, less than; the following, the below-mentioned, the rest, followed by ...
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