とやかく

Frequency rank: 39,878. – 40,464.
    adverb (fukushi)
  1. anyhow; anyway; somehow or other; generally speaking; in any case; all kinds of this; this and thatword usually written using kana alone
Forms
  • とやかくFrequency rank: 39,878. – 40,464.
  • や【とやかく】
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. anyhow; anyway; somehow or other
    2. This meaning is used to indicate a lack of specificity or a general approach to a situation, often implying that regardless of the details, the speaker is moving forward.
    Let's go anyway.
    You should do it somehow or other, regardless of how.
  2. generally speaking
    3. This usage conveys a sense of generalization or an overview without focusing on specific details, often used to summarize thoughts or opinions.
    Generally speaking, technology is evolving.
    In general, everyone has the same opinion.
  3. in any case
    4. This phrase is used to indicate that no matter what has been said or happened before, the current statement remains valid or is a priority.
    In any case, you should go.
    In any case, you should first try it out.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to say this and thatto think about this and thatto meddle in somethingwithout saying this and thatto mention one thing or anotherit doesn’t matter how you say itto be particular about this and thatto have various thoughts about something
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