How to say "liquidity" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- 液性えきせいnounCovers liquidity in the physical sense: the fluidity of a substance, how liquid or free-flowing it is. A less common word, and not the term for money or assets—financial liquidity takes 流動性 instead.
- 流動性りゅうどうせいnounThe word for the financial sense of 'liquidity': how readily funds, assets or markets convert into cash. It is used especially in finance, though it is a less common word.
Both are less common words: for the financial sense of liquidity—money and assets readily converted into cash—use 流動性, while 液性 covers the physical sense, the fluidity of a substance.
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