How to say 'Finally' in Japanese | 遂に

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The Japanese word for Finally is 'Tsuini', written as 遂に in Japanese.'Finally' in hiragana is ついに.

word

遂に

Meaning

Finally

Reading

ついに

tsuini

Kanji

遂Consummate, Accomplish

Explanation

The Japanese adverb '遂に (ついに)' means 'finally' and is used to indicate that something has happened after a long wait or effort. It often carries a sense of culmination or achievement. For example: He finally arrived「彼は遂に到着した」(かれはついにとうちゃくした). The project is finally complete「そのプロジェクトは遂に完了した」(そのプロジェクトはついにかんりょうした). This word is typically used in contexts where there is a sense of relief or accomplishment after a long period of time or effort.

Part Of Speech

adverb

Kanji JLPT

Kanji Grade

Frequency

1553

Composition

kanji-hiragana

Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 遂に

This word contains 1 kanji character:

kanji

遂

Meaning

Consummate, Accomplish

Hiragana in the Word 遂に

This word contains 1 Hiragana character :

hiragana

に

Reading

Words Related to 遂に Through the Kanji 遂

These 2 Words contain the Kanji 遂 as well.

word

遂行

Meaning

Execution

word

遂げる

Meaning

Achieve, Accomplish

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'Tsuini' means 'Finally' .

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