“In the distance” in Japanese
Short answer
In the distance in Japanese is “遠い” (tooi). Full meaning: far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone).
Other ways to say “In the distance” in Japanese
遥か
haruka far away, far off, far, distant, in the distance; long ago, long before
どおい
dooi far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone)
とおい
tooi far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone)
どお
doo far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone)
遥かに
harukani by far, far and away, much, far; far away, far off, in the distance; long ago, long before
遠し
tooshi far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone)
どおく
dooku far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone)
逈
haruka far away, far off, far, distant, in the distance; long ago, long before
遙か
haruka far away, far off, far, distant, in the distance; long ago, long before
杳か
haruka far away, far off, far, distant, in the distance; long ago, long before
どおう
dooo far, distant, far away, a long way off, in the distance; distant (past), remote (in time), remote, far-removed (in time); distant (relationship or kinship), having little to do (with someone)
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