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“Over” in Japanese

Short answer
越え koe こえ

Over in Japanese is “越え” (koe). Full meaning: (crossing) over ....

Other ways to say “Over” in Japanese

kami above, over, up; top, summit, upper part, head (e.g. of a staircase); surface, on (top of) カミ kami above, over, up; top, summit, upper part, head (e.g. of a staircase); surface, on (top of) ウエ ue above, over, up; top, summit, upper part, head (e.g. of a staircase); surface, on (top of) 超え koe (crossing) over ... 越し goshi across, over, beyond, through, crossing; throughout (a period of time), for を巡って womegutte concerning ..., over ..., about ..., centering on ... above, over, up; top, summit, upper part, head (e.g. of a staircase); surface, on (top of) より yori than; rather than, instead of, over, above; from, out of, since, at, on (and after) ka surplus-, excess-, over-; per- (chemical with more of a certain element than found in other compounds of the same constituents) yo other, another, remaining, leftover; over, more than; I, me にかけて nikakete till, to, over (a period), through (e.g. Monday through Thursday), about (approx. time or place), on; concerning (an area of expertise); swearing by (one's sword, God, etc.)

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