“One and all” in Japanese
Short answer
One and all in Japanese is “比々” (hihi). Full meaning: all, one and all, each and every one.
Other ways to say “One and all” in Japanese
口々に
kuchiguchini each and every person (saying), one and all, unanimously, in unison, separately, individually
誰も彼も
daremokaremo everyone, one and all
比比
hihi all, one and all, each and every one
端から
hanakara from the start, from the beginning, from the outset; every last one, one and all, from A to Z; as soon as, right after, no sooner (than)
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.