“Beneath” in Japanese
Short answer
Beneath in Japanese is “下” (shimo). Full meaning: below, down, under, younger (e.g. daughter); bottom; beneath, underneath.
Other ways to say “Beneath” in Japanese
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 ...
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
㊦
below, down, under, younger (e.g. daughter); bottom; beneath, underneath
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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