“Row of houses” in Japanese
Short answer
Row of houses in Japanese is “軒並み” (nokinami). Full meaning: row of houses; every house, each house, every door; all, totally, altogether, across the board.
Other ways to say “Row of houses” in Japanese
門並み
kadonami row of houses; each house, every house
家並み
ienami row of houses; each house, every house, every door
家続き
ietsuzuki row of houses
家並
ienami row of houses; each house, every house, every door
軒並
nokinami row of houses; every house, each house, every door; all, totally, altogether, across the board
門並
kadonami row of houses; each house, every house
軒なみ
nokinami row of houses; every house, each house, every door; all, totally, altogether, across the board
家なみ
ienami row of houses; each house, every house, every door
家つづき
ietsuzuki row of houses
かどなみ
kadonami row of houses; each house, every house
のきなみ
nokinami row of houses; every house, each house, every door; all, totally, altogether, across the board
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