網羅

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

• Structure: The written form is 網羅, read もうら. Elements suggesting broad collection and inclusion combine to mean covering all relevant items comprehensively.
• Basic usage: ほぼ網羅する preserves the qualifier “almost,” while 意見を網羅する describes including all opinions from a meeting.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

• The qualifier “almost”
  • The guide is highly comprehensive but does not claim literally every bird because the qualifier remains. Example: この図鑑は地域で見られる鳥をほぼ網羅しています。 — This guide covers almost every bird found in the region.
• A list covering all opinions
  • Every opinion raised at the meeting is gathered into the list. Example: 会議で出た意見を網羅した一覧を作りました。 — We made a list encompassing all the opinions raised at the meeting.