“Cordial” in Japanese
Short answer
Cordial in Japanese is “懇篤” (kontoku). Full meaning: cordial, kind, warm, genial.
Other ways to say “Cordial” in Japanese
手厚い
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
温良恭倹譲
onryoukyoukenjou cordial, obedient, respectful, modest, and moderate
厚い
atsui thick, deep, heavy; kind, cordial, hospitable, warm, faithful; serious (of an illness)
親身
shinmi relation, relative; kind, cordial
手あつい
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
てあつい
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
篤い
atsui thick, deep, heavy; kind, cordial, hospitable, warm, faithful; serious (of an illness)
敦い
atsui thick, deep, heavy; kind, cordial, hospitable, warm, faithful; serious (of an illness)
てあつ
teatsu warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
手厚
teatsu warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
手厚う
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
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