“Whatsoever” in Japanese
Short answer
Whatsoever in Japanese is “如何なる” (ikanaru). Full meaning: any kind of, every, whatsoever, whatever.
Other ways to say “Whatsoever” in Japanese
更々
sarasara (not) at all, (not) in the least, (none) whatsoever
何ら
nanra (not) in any way, (not) at all, (none) whatsoever; what kind of
何によらず
naniniyorazu in all respects, in every way, whatsoever
一切
issai all, everything, entirety, the whole; absolutely (not), (not) at all, (none) whatsoever, without exception
更更
sarasara (not) at all, (not) in the least, (none) whatsoever
奈何なる
ikanaru any kind of, every, whatsoever, whatever
いかなる
ikanaru any kind of, every, whatsoever, whatever
杳として
youtoshite utterly (unknown; esp. of someone's whereabouts), completely, (no information) whatsoever, at all
いっさい
issai all, everything, entirety, the whole; absolutely (not), (not) at all, (none) whatsoever, without exception
いつさい
issai all, everything, entirety, the whole; absolutely (not), (not) at all, (none) whatsoever, without exception
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