English–Japanese

“abundant” in Japanese

Japanese

Alsoふんだん (fundan)

Romajihōfu

この町は新鮮な野菜が豊富です。ko no machi wa shin sen na ya sai ga hō fu de su

This town has abundant fresh vegetables.

“Abundant” in Japanese is 豊富 (hōfu).

Describes a state in which something exists in large amounts, leaving plenty available for use.

豊富なメニューから、好きな料理を選べます。hō fu na me nyū ka ra su ki na ryō ri o era be ma su

You can choose a dish from the wide range of items on the menu.

In everyday English, abundant often sounds more formal than ample or plenty of, so it appears frequently in descriptions of resources, food, and information.

fundan

na-adjectiveabundant

この本には写真がふんだんに使われています。ko no hon ni wa sha shin ga fu n da n ni tsuka wa re te i ma su

This book is filled with photographs.