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“The whole” in Japanese

Short answer
全豹 zenpyou ぜんぴょー

The whole in Japanese is “全豹” (zenpyou). Full meaning: the whole, general state, general condition.

Other ways to say “The whole” in Japanese

全て subete everything, all, the whole; entirely, completely, wholly, all 総体 soutai the whole, all; on the whole, generally, all in all, all things considered; from the start, from the outset, in the first place 有り丈 aritake all that one has, all that there is, the whole 一切 issai all, everything, entirety, the whole; absolutely (not), (not) at all, (none) whatsoever, without exception 有るだけ arudake all that one has, all that there is, the whole 有りっ丈 arittake all that one has, all that there is, the whole 凡テ subete everything, all, the whole; entirely, completely, wholly, all 凡て subete everything, all, the whole; entirely, completely, wholly, all ずべて zubete everything, all, the whole; entirely, completely, wholly, all すべて subete everything, all, the whole; entirely, completely, wholly, all ありたけ aritake all that one has, all that there is, the whole

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