“Moreover” in Japanese
Short answer
Moreover in Japanese is “剰え” (amatsusae). Full meaning: besides, moreover, in addition.
Other ways to say “Moreover” in Japanese
且つ
katsu and, moreover, besides, as well as, and on top of that, at the same time
その上で
sonouede moreover, in addition
かてて加えて
katetekuwaete moreover, besides, in addition, on top of that, to make matters worse
尚又
naomata besides, moreover, furthermore, further, in addition (to that)
この外
konohoka besides, moreover, in addition
且つ又
katsumata besides, furthermore, moreover
加えて
kuwaete additionally, in addition, moreover, at the same time
然も
shikamo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
剰
amatsusae besides, moreover, in addition
且
katsu and, moreover, besides, as well as, and on top of that, at the same time
更に
sarani furthermore, again, after all, more and more, moreover, even more
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