“Most recent” in Japanese
Short answer
Most recent in Japanese is “直近” (chokkin). Full meaning: latest, most recent, nearest (in time).
Other ways to say “Most recent” in Japanese
足元
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
最後
saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences)
さいご
saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences)
脚元
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
足許
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
足もと
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
脚もと
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
あしもと
ashimoto at one's feet, underfoot, one's step (as in "watch your step"); gait, pace, step; most recent, current
さい後
saigo end, conclusion; last, final, latest, most recent; no sooner than, once, right after (often having negative consequences)
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