“Splendid” in Japanese
Short answer
Splendid in Japanese is “結構” (kekkou). Full meaning: splendid, nice, wonderful, delightful, lovely, excellent, fine; sufficient, satisfactory, enough, fine, all right, OK; not needing (any more of something), (already) having enough, fine (as in "I'm fine"), no, thank you.
Other ways to say “Splendid” in Japanese
立派
rippa splendid, fine, handsome, elegant, imposing, prominent, impressive; praiseworthy, creditable, worthy; legal, legitimate, lawful
華々しい
hanabanashii brilliant, splendid, glorious, magnificent, spectacular
素晴らしい
subarashii wonderful, splendid, magnificent
見事
migoto splendid, magnificent, excellent, fine, superb, beautiful, admirable; utter (esp. defeat), total, complete
快絶
kaizetsu splendid
華麗
karei splendid, magnificent, gorgeous
天晴れ
appare splendid, praiseworthy, admirable, brilliant; well done!, bravo!
ケッコウ
kekkou splendid, nice, wonderful, delightful, lovely, excellent, fine; sufficient, satisfactory, enough, fine, all right, OK; not needing (any more of something), (already) having enough, fine (as in "I'm fine"), no, thank you
けっこう
kekkou splendid, nice, wonderful, delightful, lovely, excellent, fine; sufficient, satisfactory, enough, fine, all right, OK; not needing (any more of something), (already) having enough, fine (as in "I'm fine"), no, thank you
けつこう
kekkou splendid, nice, wonderful, delightful, lovely, excellent, fine; sufficient, satisfactory, enough, fine, all right, OK; not needing (any more of something), (already) having enough, fine (as in "I'm fine"), no, thank you
ご立派
gorippa splendid, fine, handsome, elegant, imposing, prominent, legal, legitimate
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