“Plethora” in Japanese
Short answer
Plethora in Japanese is “氾濫” (hanran). Full meaning: overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable).
Other ways to say “Plethora” in Japanese
ハンラン
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
はんらん
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
氾らん
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
はん濫
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
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