Translation guide
The English word "undermentioned" is a formal, written term meaning "mentioned below" or "listed below." In Japanese, this concept is typically expressed using set phrases like 下記の (kaki no) or 以下の (ika no), which are common in documents, emails, and formal writing. Direct translation is rarely used in casual speech.
To refer to something that is written or listed later in the same document, email, or text.
A formal, written phrase meaning 'the following' or 'mentioned below.' Commonly used in business documents, emails, and official notices.
It is as mentioned below.
Please check the undermentioned items.
A versatile phrase meaning 'the following' or 'below.' Slightly less formal than 下記の and can be used in both written and spoken contexts.
Please pay attention to the undermentioned points.
A formal written phrase meaning 'mentioned later' or 'described below.' Used in academic or technical writing.
Analysis was conducted using the undermentioned method.
Literally 'to be stated next.' Used in very formal or literary contexts to introduce something that will be mentioned immediately after.
Do not attempt to translate 'undermentioned' word-for-word as 下に言及された or similar. These sound unnatural. Use the set phrases above instead.
In casual conversation, Japanese speakers rarely use phrases equivalent to 'undermentioned.' Instead, they might say さっき言った (what I just said) or この後説明する (I'll explain later). For formal spoken contexts, 以下の is acceptable.
Details are as undermentioned.
For the undermentioned reasons, the plan was postponed.