“Roughly” in Japanese
Short answer
Roughly in Japanese is “ざっと” (zatto). Full meaning: roughly, approximately, round about, more or less; cursorily, briefly, quickly, lightly, roughly.
Other ways to say “Roughly” in Japanese
ざっくり
zakkuri roughly, approximately, coarsely, loosely; (cutting) in one stroke, (breaking apart) with vigour; (cutting) deeply, (splitting) wide open, gapingly
ガシガシ
gashigashi boisterously, roughly, briskly
バリバリ
baribari vigorously (ripping, tearing, scratching, etc.), roughly, with a rip; (eating) with a crunch; stiff, starchy, crisp
粗々
araara roughly, broadly, generally, more or less
略
hobo almost, roughly, approximately, about, around; abbreviation, omission; outline, gist
ふん
fun hmm, well ..., humph, huh, pshaw, pish; roughly, harshly, violently
大凡
ooyoso about, roughly, approximately; generally, on the whole, as a rule; completely, quite, entirely, altogether, totally, not at all (with neg. verb)
サット
satto roughly, approximately, round about, more or less; cursorily, briefly, quickly, lightly, roughly
ザット
zatto roughly, approximately, round about, more or less; cursorily, briefly, quickly, lightly, roughly
サッド
saddo roughly, approximately, round about, more or less; cursorily, briefly, quickly, lightly, roughly
サックリ
sakkuri roughly, approximately, coarsely, loosely; (cutting) in one stroke, (breaking apart) with vigour; (cutting) deeply, (splitting) wide open, gapingly
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