The base ひいて is a sound change of ひきて, formed from 引く, “draw,” and て; は strengthens the connective.
The base ひいて is a sound change of ひきて, formed from 引く, “draw,” and て; は strengthens the connective.
What does ひいては mean?
By extension, reaching a wider result or group.
How do you read ひいては?
It is read ひいては, written hiite wa.
When would you use ひいては?
A formal connector that moves from a narrow effect to a broader one.
How is ひいては different from さらに?
さらに merely adds a further point; this links the wider point as a consequence of the first.
How does ひいては change in a sentence?
An invariable adverb, usually set between the narrower point and its broader consequence.