“Great many” in Japanese
Short answer
Great many in Japanese is “夥しい” (obitadashii). Full meaning: large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant.
Other ways to say “Great many” in Japanese
幾つでも
ikutsudemo great many, ever so many; any number, as few or as many (as you like), whether large or small
夥い
obitadashii large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant
仰山
gyousan a lot, plenty, abundant, great many; exaggerated, grandiose
夥だしい
obitadashii large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant
おびただしい
obitadashii large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant
幾らでも
ikurademo as many as one likes, as much as one likes; great many, plenty, to any degree, in unlimited quantities, any amount (of), any number (of); almost (none), (not) much
大層
taisou very, extremely, exceedingly, greatly, terribly; extreme, excessive, great many, large number of; splendid, impressive, tremendous, immense
タイソウ
taisou very, extremely, exceedingly, greatly, terribly; extreme, excessive, great many, large number of; splendid, impressive, tremendous, immense
夥
obitadashi large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant
夥し
obitadashi large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant
夥く
obitadashiku large number, innumerable, great many, immense, vast, abundant
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