“Distance” in Japanese
Short answer
Distance in Japanese is “隔たり” (hedatari). Full meaning: distance, interval, gap, difference, estrangement.
Other ways to say “Distance” in Japanese
距離
kyori distance, range, interval; difference (e.g. in opinion), gap, distance; metric
遠近
ochikochi distance, perspective, far and near, here and there
路程
rotei distance
道のり
michinori distance, journey, itinerary; path (e.g. to one's goal), way, process, route, road
ディスタンス
disutansu distance
遠さ
toosa distance, remoteness
飛距離
hikyori distance (of a ski jump, baseball hit, etc.), carry (of a golf ball), flight (of an arrow)
里数
risuu mileage, distance
里程
ritei mileage, distance
間合い
maai pause, interval; distance, range, reach; suitable time, appropriate opportunity
行程
koutei journey, course, distance, march, flight, drive, leg (of a journey, relay race, etc.); itinerary; stroke (of a piston), throw (of a switch)
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