“Established” in Japanese
Short answer
Established in Japanese is “既成” (kisei). Full meaning: established, existing, accomplished, accepted, completed.
Other ways to say “Established” in Japanese
既定
kitei established, fixed, prearranged, predetermined
既設
kisetsu established, existing
既知
kichi (already) known, established
一丁前
itchoumae adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
欽定
kintei authorized (by imperial or royal order), authorised, appointed, enacted, established
正規
seiki regular, normal, formal, legal, established, legitimate
一人前
ichininmae one portion, one serving, one person; adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
落ち着いた
ochitsuita calm, composed, cool; settled, fixed, established; unobtrusive, quiet, subdued, low-key (color)
いっちょ前
itchomae adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
いっちょまえ
itchomae adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
一人まえ
ichininmae one portion, one serving, one person; adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
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