“Full-fledged” in Japanese
Short answer
Full-fledged in Japanese is “一端” (ittan). Full meaning: one end, an end; part, fragment; fully fledged, full-fledged, proper, competent, qualified, full-grown.
Other ways to say “Full-fledged” in Japanese
本格的
honkakuteki genuine, real, authentic, standard, orthodox; full-scale, full-blown, all-out, full-fledged, fully fledged, full, proper, real, earnest, serious
イッパシ
ippashi one end, an end; part, fragment; fully fledged, full-fledged, proper, competent, qualified, full-grown
いっぱし
ippashi one end, an end; part, fragment; fully fledged, full-fledged, proper, competent, qualified, full-grown
いつぱし
ippashi one end, an end; part, fragment; fully fledged, full-fledged, proper, competent, qualified, full-grown
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