“Furthermore” in Japanese
Short answer
Furthermore in Japanese is “更に” (sarani). Full meaning: furthermore, again, after all, more and more, moreover, even more.
Other ways to say “Furthermore” in Japanese
尚且つ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
他にも
hokanimo furthermore, even more
さえに
saeni furthermore, and another thing, even as
且つ又
katsumata besides, furthermore, moreover
その上
sonoue in addition, furthermore; above (which), on top of (which); a long time ago, in those days, once upon a time
加うるに
kuwauruni besides, furthermore
さらに
sarani furthermore, again, after all, more and more, moreover, even more
なおかつ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
尚又
naomata besides, moreover, furthermore, further, in addition (to that)
尚かつ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
のみならず
nominarazu not only ... (but also), not merely, as well as; furthermore, besides, moreover, what's more
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