“Firm” in Japanese
Short answer
Firm in Japanese is “揺るぎない” (yuruginai). Full meaning: firm, solid, steady, secure, unshakeable, unwavering.
Other ways to say “Firm” in Japanese
強固
kyouko firm, strong, solid, stable
確固
kakko firm, unshakeable, resolute
断固
danko firm, determined, resolute, conclusive
商会
shoukai firm, company
牢固
rouko firm, solid, inflexible, immovable
不抜
fubatsu firm, steadfast, indomitable, unswerving, invincible
強硬
kyoukou firm, strong, unbending, unyielding, uncompromising, stubborn, tough, hard-line
堅調
kenchou firm (market), bullish; strong (sales, economy, etc.), steady, sound
手強い
tezuyoi strong, resolute, firm, strict
きょうこ
kyouko firm, strong, solid, stable
揺ぎ無い
yuruginai firm, solid, steady, secure, unshakeable, unwavering
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