“Notwithstanding” in Japanese
Short answer
Notwithstanding in Japanese is “雖も” (iedomo). Full meaning: even though, despite, notwithstanding.
Other ways to say “Notwithstanding” in Japanese
乍らも
nagaramo though, although, notwithstanding, in spite of, despite; while, as, at the same time as
雖
iedomo even though, despite, notwithstanding
其れでも
soredemo but (still), and yet, nevertheless, even so, notwithstanding
乍ら
nagara while, during, as; while, although, though, despite, in spite of, notwithstanding; all, both
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