“Great undertaking” in Japanese
Short answer
Great undertaking in Japanese is “丕業” (higyou). Full meaning: great deed, great undertaking.
Other ways to say “Great undertaking” in Japanese
偉業
igyou great achievement, great feat, great work, great undertaking
ロマン
roman romance (e.g. Arthurian romances), heroic tale; (nigh) impossible dream, adventurous spirit, great undertaking, epic adventure; (full-length) novel
浪漫
roman romance (e.g. Arthurian romances), heroic tale; (nigh) impossible dream, adventurous spirit, great undertaking, epic adventure; (full-length) novel
ろまん
roman romance (e.g. Arthurian romances), heroic tale; (nigh) impossible dream, adventurous spirit, great undertaking, epic adventure; (full-length) novel
ローマン
rooman romance (e.g. Arthurian romances), heroic tale; (nigh) impossible dream, adventurous spirit, great undertaking, epic adventure; (full-length) novel
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