“Energy” in Japanese
Short answer
Energy in Japanese is “活気” (kakki). Full meaning: energy, vigour, vigor, liveliness, spirit, life, animation.
Other ways to say “Energy” in Japanese
精力
seiryoku energy, vigor, vigour, vitality
精根
seikon energy, vitality, mental determination
エネルギー
enerugii energy; energy, strength, power, stamina, get-up-and-go; food energy, calories
かっき
kakki energy, vigour, vigor, liveliness, spirit, life, animation
エナジー
enajii energy
気力
kiryoku willpower, energy, vitality
活動力
katsudouryoku energy, vitality
活力
katsuryoku vitality, energy, dynamism
スタミナ
sutamina stamina, energy; stamina-boosting (esp. of meat dishes containing raw egg yolks, garlic, Chinese chives, etc.)
勢い
ikioi force, vigor, vigour, energy, spirit, life; influence, authority, power, might; impetus, momentum, course (of events)
勢
zei strength, power, energy; military strength, army, (number of) troops; group (of people, players, companies, etc.), camp, team
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