“Greatly” in Japanese
Short answer
Greatly in Japanese is “大きに” (ookini). Full meaning: greatly, very much; thanks a lot.
Other ways to say “Greatly” in Japanese
大変
taihen very, greatly, terribly, awfully; immense, enormous, great; serious, grave, dreadful, terrible
余程
yohodo very, greatly, much, to a large extent, quite; just about to, almost, very nearly
大分
ooita considerably, greatly, a lot; Ōita (city, prefecture)
甚だ
hanahada very, greatly, extremely, exceedingly, highly, quite
ごっつ
gottsu very much, extremely, greatly
余っ程
yoppodo very, greatly, much, to a large extent, quite; just about to, almost, very nearly
だいぶ
daibu considerably, greatly, a lot; Ōita (city, prefecture)
バカスカ
bakasuka vigorously, at a great pace, greatly
ガバガバ
gabagaba oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
大いに
ooini very, very much, greatly, considerably, highly, exceedingly, a great deal, a lot, to one's heart's content
山々
yamayama (many) mountains; very much (wanting to do something one cannot), greatly, really; so many, a lot of
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