不死身|ふじみfujimi[0]heiban (flat)
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- na-adjective, nouninvulnerability; immortality; insensibility to pain
Conjugation
| Plain form | 不死身(ふじみ) |
|---|---|
| Polite (desu) | 不死身です(ふじみです) |
| Negative (dewa nai) | 不死身ではない(ふじみではない) |
| polite (dewa arimasen) | 不死身ではありません(ふじみではありません) |
| Past (datta) | 不死身だった(ふじみだった) |
| Past negative (dewa nakatta) | 不死身ではなかった(ふじみではなかった) |
| Te form (de) | 不死身で(ふじみで) |
| Adverbial (ni) | 不死身に(ふじみに) |
| Conditional (nara) | 不死身なら(ふじみなら) |
Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.
- Synonym不滅ふめつNeutralDescribes things that never perish or fade — often achievements or the spirit, as in 「不滅の記録」; it does not refer to a body that cannot be harmed.
- Synonym不死ふしNeutralMeans never dying, as in 「不老不死」, but without the sense of agelessness; it stresses unending life rather than the ability to withstand blows.
- Antonym脆弱ぜいじゃくNeutralMeans frail and easily broken or crushed, as in 「脆弱な体制」; the opposite of indestructible.
- Antonym死にやすいNeutralMeans liable to die easily; not a fixed expression, it is the opposite of 「不死身」, which no amount of beating can kill.
Use 「不死身」 for someone who takes any wound or blow and keeps fighting, as in 「不死身の男」. For unaging eternal life say 「不老不死」; for the immortality of deeds or spirit say 「不滅」.
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