“Neither more nor less” in Japanese
Short answer
Neither more nor less in Japanese is “即ち” (sunawachi). Full meaning: that is (to say), namely, i.e.; precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less; (and) then.
Other ways to say “Neither more nor less” in Japanese
則ち
sunawachi that is (to say), namely, i.e.; precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less; (and) then
輒ち
sunawachi that is (to say), namely, i.e.; precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less; (and) then
乃ち
sunawachi that is (to say), namely, i.e.; precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less; (and) then
卽ち
sunawachi that is (to say), namely, i.e.; precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less; (and) then
すなわち
sunawachi that is (to say), namely, i.e.; precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less; (and) then
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