“Comparatively” in Japanese
Short answer
Comparatively in Japanese is “割と” (warito). Full meaning: comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly.
Other ways to say “Comparatively” in Japanese
割り方
warikata comparatively, quite, rather; rate, ratio, percentage, proportion
割かし
warikashi comparatively, quite, rather
割合
wariai rate, ratio, percentage, proportion; comparatively; contrary to expectations
割に
warini comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly; considering ..., for ..., despite ..., in spite of ...
割合に
wariaini comparatively
比較的
hikakuteki comparatively, relatively
割方
warikata comparatively, quite, rather; rate, ratio, percentage, proportion
割りと
warito comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly
わりと
warito comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly
わりかた
warikata comparatively, quite, rather; rate, ratio, percentage, proportion
わりかし
warikashi comparatively, quite, rather
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