“More than” in Japanese
Short answer
More than in Japanese is “にも増して” (nimomashite). Full meaning: (even) more than.
Other ways to say “More than” in Japanese
より上
yoriue above, more than
余
yo other, another, remaining, leftover; over, more than; I, me
以上
ijou not less than ..., ... and over, ... and above, ... and upwards, ... or more; beyond (e.g. one's expectations), above, more than, further than; the above, the above-mentioned, the aforementioned, the foregoing
いじょう
ijou not less than ..., ... and over, ... and above, ... and upwards, ... or more; beyond (e.g. one's expectations), above, more than, further than; the above, the above-mentioned, the aforementioned, the foregoing
超
chou super-, ultra-, hyper-, extreme; extremely, really, totally, absolutely; over, more than
已上
ijou not less than ..., ... and over, ... and above, ... and upwards, ... or more; beyond (e.g. one's expectations), above, more than, further than; the above, the above-mentioned, the aforementioned, the foregoing
ちょー
chou super-, ultra-, hyper-, extreme; extremely, really, totally, absolutely; over, more than
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