How to say "tangible" in Japanese

• 有形ゆうけいCommon
  no-adjectiveThe usual choice for 'tangible' in the sense of material, physical, touchable things. Common in legal and formal writing, as in fixed or tangible assets versus intangible ones.
• 有体ゆうたい
  no-adjectiveAlso means tangible or corporeal in the physical sense, but it is a less common word, found mainly in legal terminology; learners will seldom need it in place of 有形.
• タンジブル
  prenominal modifierA loanword used chiefly for the extended, often business-oriented sense of 'tangible', as in tangible results or benefits; less common than native options and seldom used for merely physical objects.

Use 有形 for concrete, physical things, especially in legal or formal contexts; 有体 is a rarer near-synonym; 「タンジブル」 is a loanword best reserved for abstract or business senses like 'tangible benefits'.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

• 有形ゆうけいmaterial
• 有体ゆうたいtangible
• タンジブルtangible