“Width” in Japanese
Short answer
Width in Japanese is “幅” (no). Full meaning: width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice).
Other ways to say “Width” in Japanese
幅員
fukuin width (of a road, bridge, etc.)
広狭
koukyou width, width and narrowness
はば
haba width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice)
ハバ
haba width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice)
横幅
yokohaba breadth, width
横周
oushuu width
間口
maguchi frontage, width (of a building, plot of land, etc.); breadth (e.g. of one's knowledge), scope (e.g. of one's work), range
横
ou horizontal (as opposed to vertical), lying down; side-to-side (as opposed to front-to-back), width, breadth; side (of a box, etc.)
広さ
hirosa area, extent, dimensions, size; width, breadth
横はば
yokohaba breadth, width
橫
yoko horizontal (as opposed to vertical), lying down; side-to-side (as opposed to front-to-back), width, breadth; side (of a box, etc.)
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