“Wide” in Japanese
Short answer
Wide in Japanese is “幅ったい” (habattai). Full meaning: wide; presumptuous.
Other ways to say “Wide” in Japanese
広範
kouhan wide, extensive, comprehensive, far-reaching, widespread
ぐるみ
gurumi (together) with, -wide, including
パクリ
pakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
幅広い
habahiroi extensive, wide, broad
幅広
habahiro wide (e.g. belt, shoes, ribbon), broad
ワイド
waido wide
広い
hiroi spacious, vast, wide
ぽっかり
pokkari lightly; wide (open), gapingly, agape; suddenly, unexpectedly
幅の広い
habanohiroi wide, broad
広漠
koubaku vast, wide, boundless
バクリ
bakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
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