“Ultimately” in Japanese
Short answer
Ultimately in Japanese is “結局” (kekkyoku). Full meaning: after all, in the end, ultimately, eventually; conclusion, end; end of a game of go, shogi, etc..
Other ways to say “Ultimately” in Japanese
到頭
toutou finally, at last, in the end, ultimately
トウトウ
toutou finally, at last, in the end, ultimately
詰まるところ
tsumarutokoro in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it
結きょく
kekkyoku after all, in the end, ultimately, eventually; conclusion, end; end of a game of go, shogi, etc.
けっきょく
kekkyoku after all, in the end, ultimately, eventually; conclusion, end; end of a game of go, shogi, etc.
詰まり
tsumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
ヅマリ
zumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
づまり
zumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
たう〳〵
toutou finally, at last, in the end, ultimately
たうとう
toutou finally, at last, in the end, ultimately
畢竟
tsumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
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