“The whole world” in Japanese
Short answer
The whole world in Japanese is “全地” (zenchi). Full meaning: the whole world, all lands.
Other ways to say “The whole world” in Japanese
宇内
udai the whole world
天下
tenka the whole world; the whole country; society, the public
万天
manten the whole world
四海
suuhai the whole world, the seven seas
全世界
zensekai the whole world
天上天下
tenjoutenge the whole world, throughout heaven and earth
三千世界
sanzensekai the whole world, the universe
万国
bankoku all countries, the whole world, universal, all nations
八紘
hakkou the eight directions, the whole land, the whole world
一生
kazuoki whole life, a lifetime, all through life, one existence, a generation, an age, the whole world, the era; (the only, the greatest, etc.) of one's life
四方
shikata the four cardinal directions, north, east, south and west, all directions; surroundings; many countries, the whole world
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