“Boundless” in Japanese
Short answer
Boundless in Japanese is “縹渺” (hyoubyou). Full meaning: boundless, vast, limitless; faint, hazy, dim, indistinct.
Other ways to say “Boundless” in Japanese
渺々
byoubyou boundless, limitless, vast, broad
限りない
kagirinai unlimited, endless, boundless, infinite
茫漠
boubaku vast, boundless; vague, obscure
極まりない
kiwamarinai extremely, in the extreme, knows no bounds (e.g. rudeness), unparalleled; boundless (e.g. universe, ocean), limitless
漫々
manman vast, boundless
漠々
bakubaku vast, boundless; vague, obscure
渺茫
byoubou vast, boundless
茫々
boubou vast (ocean, desert, etc.), boundless, extensive; vague (e.g. memories), unclear, fuzzy, hazy; rampant (weeds, etc.), running wild, overgrown
広大無辺
koudaimuhen boundless, infinite, vast
無辺
muhen infinite, boundless
空漠
kuubaku vast, boundless; vague
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