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即(すなわ)ち()
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すなわち
sunawachi

Meaning

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usually written using kana aloneconjunction
that is (to say), namely, i.e., or
usually written using kana aloneconjunction
precisely, exactly, just, nothing but, neither more nor less
usually written using kana aloneconjunction
if one does ..., then, in that case, then
as ...ば～; indicates that what follows is a natural consequence
usually written using kana aloneconjunction
so, accordingly, thereupon, then

namelijk, met andere woorden, ofwel, oftewel, dat is, te weten, dat wil zeggen, dat betekent, en wel, wel te verstaan, tenminste, id est, hoc est, videlicet, {afk.} nl., {afk.} m.a.w., {afk.} d.i., {afk.} t.w., {afk.} d.w.z., {afk.} i.e., {afk.} h.e., {afk.} vdt.
net, precies, juist, krek, exact, helemaal, niets dan, alleen maar, zonder meer
(en) dan, vervolgens, (meteen) daarop, (onmiddellijk) daarna

c'est à dire

nämlich, das heißt, das ist, mit anderen Worten

mégpedig, név szerint, nevezetesen, tudniillik, ugyanis

1) (при соединении однородных членов предложения) а именно, то есть, 2) (при подчёркивании подлежащего в именном предложении) это [именно] и есть, как раз, и вот…; тогда то, в этом случае

oziroma, drugače povedano, to je, to pomeni

es decir, o sea, esto es, vamos, en definitiva, en resumen, en otras palabras, es decir

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