“Besides” in Japanese
Short answer
Besides in Japanese is “尚且つ” (naokatsu). Full meaning: besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so.
Other ways to say “Besides” in Japanese
剰え
amatsusae besides, moreover, in addition
尚又
naomata besides, moreover, furthermore, further, in addition (to that)
其れに
soreni besides, in addition, also, moreover
且つ又
katsumata besides, furthermore, moreover
この外
konohoka besides, moreover, in addition
加うるに
kuwauruni besides, furthermore
且つ
katsu and, moreover, besides, as well as, and on top of that, at the same time
なおかつ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
お負けに
omakeni to make matters worse, besides, what's more, in addition, on top of that
傍ら
katawara side, edge, beside, besides, nearby; while (doing), in addition to, at the same time
尚かつ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
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