“Nearby” in Japanese
Short answer
Nearby in Japanese is “程近い” (hodochikai). Full meaning: near, nearby, not far off.
Other ways to say “Nearby” in Japanese
座下
zaka nearby (one's seat), (by) one's side; Dear (Mr./Mrs.)
間近
majika near, close (to), nearby; (drawing) near, approaching, almost here, just around the corner
比隣
hirin nearby, vicinity
側近く
sobachikaku nearby
近間
chikama proximity, nearby
ほど近い
hodochikai near, nearby, not far off
手元
temoto at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money
ほどちかい
hodochikai near, nearby, not far off
手前
temei before oneself, in front of one, nearby; a bit before reaching (a location), this side (of a location); one's standpoint, one's appearance, face, honour
傍らに
katawarani beside, nearby
辺り
atari (in the) neighbourhood, neighborhood, vicinity, nearby, surroundings; around, about, or thereabouts; for instance, say, such as
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