“Large” in Japanese
Short answer
Large in Japanese is “大きい” (ookii). Full meaning: big, large, great; loud; extensive, spacious.
Other ways to say “Large” in Japanese
大きな
ookina big, large, great
恰幅
kappuku large, broad-shouldered physique (esp. that of a middle-aged man), big build
大っきい
okkii big, large, great; loud; extensive, spacious
ラージ
raaji large
大型
oogata large, large-sized, large-scale, big
大幅
oohaba big, large, drastic, substantial; full-width cloth (approx. 72 cm wide for traditional Japanese clothing; approx. 140 cm wide for Western clothing)
多額
tagaku large (amount of money), huge, hefty, expensive
八咫
yata large, long
手広い
tebiroi spacious, roomy, large; extensive (business, dealings, etc.), large (scale), broad, wide
蟇目
hikime large, perforated, turnip-shaped arrowhead cover made of Japanese bigleaf magnolia or paulownia, harmless arrow affixed with such a cover (that whistles when shot and is used to drive off evil spirits)
グランド
gurando grand, large
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