“Being stationary” in Japanese
Short answer
Being stationary in Japanese is “釘付け” (kugizuke). Full meaning: nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging.
Other ways to say “Being stationary” in Japanese
定常性
teijousei being stationary (of a process)
クギづけ
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
くぎづけ
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
クギヅケ
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
釘付
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
釘づけ
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
くぎ付け
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
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