“Fullness” in Japanese
Short answer
Fullness in Japanese is “こく” (koku). Full meaning: richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance.
Other ways to say “Fullness” in Japanese
充実
juujitsu fullness, completeness, perfection, substantiality; enhancement, improvement, enrichment, upgrading; replenishment, repletion
コグ
kogu richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ゴグ
gogu richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ごく
goku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
コク
koku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ゴク
goku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ごくッ
goku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
こくっ
koku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ゴクっ
goku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ごくっ
goku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
ゴクッ
goku richness, fullness, lushness, body (esp. of food, wine, etc.), depth, weight, substance
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