“More and more” in Japanese
Short answer
More and more in Japanese is “愈” (iyoiyo). Full meaning: more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time.
Other ways to say “More and more” in Japanese
益々
masumasu increasingly, more and more, decreasingly (when declining), less and less
ますます
masumasu increasingly, more and more, decreasingly (when declining), less and less
マスマス
masumasu increasingly, more and more, decreasingly (when declining), less and less
多々
tata very much, very many, more and more
段々
dandan gradually, by degrees, little by little, more and more, increasingly; steps, stairs, staircase, terrace
益々もって
masumasumotte increasingly, more and more, decreasingly (when declining), less and less
彌
iyoiyo more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time
弥々
iyoiyo more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time
弥弥
iyoiyo more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time
愈々
iyoiyo more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time
弥よ
iyoiyo more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time
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