“Majority” in Japanese
Short answer
Majority in Japanese is “大半” (taihan). Full meaning: majority, more than half, most (of); mostly, largely, mainly, predominately, nearly.
Other ways to say “Majority” in Japanese
たいはん
taihan majority, more than half, most (of); mostly, largely, mainly, predominately, nearly
過半数
kahansuu majority
マジョリティー
majoritii majority
賛成多数
sanseitasuu majority (vote)
成年
seinen adult age, majority
大方
ookata large part, greater part, majority; people in general, general public, public at large; mostly, for the most part, almost, nearly
多数
tasuu large number (of), many; majority
多く
ooku many, much, plenty, a lot; majority (of), greater part (of); mostly, mainly, chiefly, usually, often
大部分
daibubun most part, greater part, majority
おおかた
ookata large part, greater part, majority; people in general, general public, public at large; mostly, for the most part, almost, nearly
おほ方
ookata large part, greater part, majority; people in general, general public, public at large; mostly, for the most part, almost, nearly
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