“Etc. at the ends” in Japanese
Short answer
Etc. at the ends in Japanese is “足掛け” (ashikake). Full meaning: leg trip (in sumo, judo, etc.); foothold, pedal; indicates a consecutive period of time incl. incomplete days, etc. at the ends.
Other ways to say “Etc. at the ends” in Japanese
足かけ
ashikake leg trip (in sumo, judo, etc.); foothold, pedal; indicates a consecutive period of time incl. incomplete days, etc. at the ends
あしかけ
ashikake leg trip (in sumo, judo, etc.); foothold, pedal; indicates a consecutive period of time incl. incomplete days, etc. at the ends
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