“Fixation” in Japanese
Short answer
Fixation in Japanese is “不揮発性化” (fukihatsuseika). Full meaning: fixation.
Other ways to say “Fixation” in Japanese
拘り
kodawari obsession, fixation, hangup, determination, fastidiousness, pickiness about (trait, style, etc.); complaining, criticizing; speciality (e.g. of a restaurant)
固着
kochaku adherence, sticking (to), fixation
凝視
gyoushi stare, gaze, fixation
執着
shuuchaku attachment, adhesion, insistence, tenacity, fixation, obsession, clinging (e.g. to old customs)
定着化
teichakuka establishment (of a custom, system, etc.), taking hold, taking root, fixation
固着観念
kochakukannen fixed idea, idée fixe, obsession, fixation
定着
teichaku sticking (in one place, position, etc.), settling, fixing, adherence; becoming established (of a custom, system, etc.), taking hold, taking root; fixation, fixing
固定
kotei fixing (in place), being fixed (in place), securing, anchoring, fastening down; fixing (e.g. salary, capital), keeping the same; fixation (histology)
執著
shuujaku attachment, adhesion, insistence, tenacity, fixation, obsession, clinging (e.g. to old customs)
シュージャク
shuujaku attachment, adhesion, insistence, tenacity, fixation, obsession, clinging (e.g. to old customs)
しゅうじやく
shuujaku attachment, adhesion, insistence, tenacity, fixation, obsession, clinging (e.g. to old customs)
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