“On hand” in Japanese
Short answer
On hand in Japanese is “手元” (temoto). Full meaning: at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money.
Other ways to say “On hand” in Japanese
手持ち
temochi in hand, on hand, on one, in stock, in store; handheld
あり合わせ
ariawase on hand, readily available
手許
temoto at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money
手持
temochi in hand, on hand, on one, in stock, in store; handheld
手もち
temochi in hand, on hand, on one, in stock, in store; handheld
手もと
temoto at hand, on hand, nearby, close at hand; way of moving one's arms, skill; money at hand, pocket money
持ち合わせ
mochiawase things on hand, things in stock; money on hand, money in one's wallet; on hand, in stock
持合せ
mochiawase things on hand, things in stock; money on hand, money in one's wallet; on hand, in stock
持合わせ
mochiawase things on hand, things in stock; money on hand, money in one's wallet; on hand, in stock
持ち合せ
mochiawase things on hand, things in stock; money on hand, money in one's wallet; on hand, in stock
持ちあわせ
mochiawase things on hand, things in stock; money on hand, money in one's wallet; on hand, in stock
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