“Evidently” in Japanese
Short answer
Evidently in Japanese is “然も” (shikamo). Full meaning: really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore.
Other ways to say “Evidently” in Japanese
正しく
masashiku certainly, surely, undoubtedly, evidently, really, truly; just, precisely, exactly; right, rightly, properly, correctly
さも
samo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
しかも
shikamo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
シカモ
shikamo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
遮
samo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
而も
shikamo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
正是
masashiku certainly, surely, undoubtedly, evidently, really, truly; just, precisely, exactly; right, rightly, properly, correctly
まさしく
masashiku certainly, surely, undoubtedly, evidently, really, truly; just, precisely, exactly; right, rightly, properly, correctly
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