“Highest” in Japanese
Short answer
Highest in Japanese is “最高” (saikou). Full meaning: best, supreme, wonderful, finest; highest, maximum, most, uppermost, supreme.
Other ways to say “Highest” in Japanese
一番上
ichiban'ue highest, uppermost, topmost, oldest, eldest
松
shou pine tree (Pinus spp.); highest (of a three-tier ranking system)
至高
shikou supreme, sublime, highest
無上
mujou supreme, greatest, highest, best
マツ
matsu pine tree (Pinus spp.); highest (of a three-tier ranking system)
さいこう
saikou best, supreme, wonderful, finest; highest, maximum, most, uppermost, supreme
サイコウ
saikou best, supreme, wonderful, finest; highest, maximum, most, uppermost, supreme
至極
shigoku very, extremely, exceedingly, quite, most; top, highest, best
シゴク
shigoku very, extremely, exceedingly, quite, most; top, highest, best
オンリーワン
onriiwan only one (person, thing), sole, unique; highest, best, most outstanding; custom-made
さい高
saikou best, supreme, wonderful, finest; highest, maximum, most, uppermost, supreme
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