“Both ends” in Japanese
Short answer
Both ends in Japanese is “両端” (ryoutan). Full meaning: both ends, either end, both edges; double-mindedness, sitting on the fence.
Other ways to say “Both ends” in Japanese
後先
atosaki front and rear, before and after, both ends, beginning and end; order, sequence; consequences
両はし
ryouhashi both ends, either end, both edges; double-mindedness, sitting on the fence
りょうはじ
ryouhaji both ends, either end, both edges; double-mindedness, sitting on the fence
跡先き
atosaki front and rear, before and after, both ends, beginning and end; order, sequence; consequences
あと先
atosaki front and rear, before and after, both ends, beginning and end; order, sequence; consequences
あとさき
atosaki front and rear, before and after, both ends, beginning and end; order, sequence; consequences
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