That problem still has not been solved.
Used before a comparative or evaluative expression to mean that something becomes more so, often like 'even' or 'still more.'
With a little revision, the writing will become even better.
furthermore; in addition; please note
Conjunction used to add information, especially in notices, announcements, instructions, and formal writing. It can introduce an important note rather than a casual aside.
Please note that the application deadline is Friday.
Formal or literary use, especially in the pattern なお…ごとし, often written with 猶. This is not a productive everyday construction.
In an old-fashioned style, one may write, 'Life is just like a dream.'
Even after receiving treatment, the pain still continued.
Due to the price hike, life became even harder.
Please note that details will be announced at a later date.
Even in old age, his fighting spirit is still like a flame.
besides; furthermore; on top of that · and yet; nevertheless; even so
all the more; still more; even more
Attested spelling with irregular okurigana; not recommended for normal modern writing.
Attested spelling with irregular okurigana; rare and not recommended for normal modern writing.