“Inevitable” in Japanese
Short answer
Inevitable in Japanese is “不可避” (fukahi). Full meaning: inevitable, inescapable, unavoidable.
Other ways to say “Inevitable” in Japanese
必至
hisshi inevitable, necessary, foregone; brinkmate (inevitable checkmate)
必然
hitsuzen inevitable, necessary, certain, sure; inevitability, necessity
必然的
hitsuzenteki inevitable, necessary
回避不能
kaihifunou inevitable, inescapable, unavoidable
是非無い
zehinai unavoidable, inevitable
余儀ない
yoginai unavoidable, inevitable, beyond one's control
是非も無い
zehimonai unavoidable, inevitable
是非に及ばず
zehinioyobazu unavoidable, inevitable, cannot be helped, of necessity
仕方ない
shikatanai there's no (other) way; cannot be helped, unavoidable, inevitable, (there's) nothing one can do, having no choice; it's no use (doing), pointless, useless, no good, insufficient, not enough
退っ引きならぬ
noppikinaranu unavoidable, inevitable
ふかひ
fukahi inevitable, inescapable, unavoidable
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