“Sufficiently” in Japanese
Short answer
バッチリ
batchiri
Sufficiently in Japanese is “バッチリ” (batchiri). Full meaning: perfectly, right on the mark, spot on, bang on; enough, sufficiently, thoroughly, completely.
Other ways to say “Sufficiently” in Japanese
びっしり
bisshiri closely (packed, lined up, etc.), tightly, densely; (work) sufficiently
十分
juubun enough, sufficient, plenty, adequate, satisfactory; sufficiently, fully, thoroughly, well, perfectly; division into ten
ゆっくり
yukkuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
碌に
rokuni (not) well, (not) properly, (not) enough, (not) sufficiently, (not) satisfactorily, (not) decently
ちゃんと
chanto diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily
がっつり
gattsuri a lot, a great deal, plentifully; properly, sufficiently, fully
碌々
rokuroku (not) well, (not) properly, (not) enough, (not) sufficiently
碌すっぽ
rokusuppo (not) well, (not) properly, (not) enough, (not) sufficiently, (not) satisfactorily
バッチシ
batchishi perfectly, right on the mark, spot on, bang on; enough, sufficiently, thoroughly, completely
ばっちり
batchiri perfectly, right on the mark, spot on, bang on; enough, sufficiently, thoroughly, completely
ぱっちり
patchiri perfectly, right on the mark, spot on, bang on; enough, sufficiently, thoroughly, completely
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