“To say nothing of” in Japanese
Short answer
To say nothing of in Japanese is “況して” (mashite). Full meaning: still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less.
Other ways to say “To say nothing of” in Japanese
況んや
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
況してや
mashiteya much less, to say nothing of
況て
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
况て
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
况いて
maite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
まいて
maite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
増して
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
况して
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
まして
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
況や
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
况むや
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
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