How to say "firm" in Japanese
- 会社かいしゃnounCovers 'firm' as a noun meaning a business company or corporation. When English 'firm' simply names a company or enterprise, this is the word to use.
- 商店しょうてんnounPrimarily means a shop or store; it matches 'firm' only where the firm is a shop-type establishment, not a company. For 'firm' in the company sense, 会社 is the word you want.
- 強固きょうこna-adjectiveCovers 'firm' as an adjective: solid, strong, and stable, describing things that will not waver — a firm foundation, a firm belief, a firm grip.
- 堅調けんちょうna-adjective, nounRestricted to financial markets: describes share prices or trading as firm or bullish, that is, steady or tending to rise. Use it only in market commentary, not for physical firmness.
- 断固だんこtaru-adjective, adverb (with と)Describes a firm, resolute attitude or decision — standing firm about refusing or pressing something. It characterizes a person's stance rather than a physical or market quality.
For 'firm' as a business use 会社 (or 商店 for a shop-type establishment); for firmness that is solid or stable use 強固; for markets use 堅調; for a resolute attitude or decision use 断固.
Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only
- 会社かいしゃcompany
- 商店しょうてんshop
- 強固きょうこfirm
- 堅調けんちょうfirm (market)
- 断固だんこfirm
- 強硬きょうこうfirm
- 確固かっこfirm
- 頑丈がんじょうsolid
- 不動ふどうimmovable
- 商会しょうかいfirm
- 堅固けんごsolid
- 気丈きじょうstout-hearted
- 公司コンスcompany (in China)
- 強気つよきconfident
- 厳重げんじゅうstrict
- 泰然たいぜんcalm
- 決然けつぜんdecisive
- 社しゃcompany
- ファームfirm
- 手強いてづよいstrong
- 揺るぎないゆるぎないfirm
- 不抜ふばつfirm
- 腰が強いこしがつよいfirm
- 断々固だんだんこfirm
- 牢固ろうこfirm
- 腰の強いこしのつよいfirm
- 毅然きぜんresolute
- 商館しょうかんtrading company (esp. a Japanese outpost of a foreign firm)
- 引き締まったひきしまったlean
- 安定したあんていしたsteady
- 硬いかたいstrong
- 確かたしかreliable
- 手堅いてがたいsteady
- いかめしいstrict (e.g. security)
- こりこりfirm (musculature)
- かっちりclose-fitting (e.g. suit)
- 気丈夫きじょうぶstout-hearted
- 硬調こうちょうbullish (market)
- 強いつよいfirm
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