“Every” in Japanese
Short answer
Every in Japanese is “置き” (oki). Full meaning: every ..., every other ..., at intervals of ..., with ... in between, ... apart.
Other ways to say “Every” in Japanese
如何なる
ikanaru any kind of, every, whatsoever, whatever
毎
goto each, every; every (usu. with events, e.g. every weekend), each
置きに
okini every ..., every other ..., at intervals of ..., with ... in between, ... apart
各
kaku each, every, all
各般
kakuhan all, every, various
百般
hyappan all, every, all kinds of
凡ゆる
arayuru all, every
端端
hashibashi odds and ends, all, every
隔
oki every ..., every other ..., at intervals of ..., with ... in between, ... apart
毎に
gotoni one by one, each, every, at intervals of
何れも
doremo any, all, every, both, either, none (with neg. verb)
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