“Liveliness” in Japanese
Short answer
Liveliness in Japanese is “熾盛” (shijou). Full meaning: vigor (like leaping flames), liveliness.
Other ways to say “Liveliness” in Japanese
賑やかさ
nigiyakasa business, liveliness
活気
kakki energy, vigour, vigor, liveliness, spirit, life, animation
景気
keiki business conditions, the market, economic activity, economic climate; good (economic) times, prosperity, boom; liveliness, energy, vigour, vigor, spirit
かっき
kakki energy, vigour, vigor, liveliness, spirit, life, animation
生き
iki living, being alive; freshness, liveliness, vitality; situation in which a group of stones cannot be captured because it contains two or more gaps
げいき
geeki business conditions, the market, economic activity, economic climate; good (economic) times, prosperity, boom; liveliness, energy, vigour, vigor, spirit
けいき
keiki business conditions, the market, economic activity, economic climate; good (economic) times, prosperity, boom; liveliness, energy, vigour, vigor, spirit
減り張り
merihari modulation (of voice); variation, variety, balance, pace; liveliness (e.g. of writing style)
げえき
geeki business conditions, the market, economic activity, economic climate; good (economic) times, prosperity, boom; liveliness, energy, vigour, vigor, spirit
けえき
keiki business conditions, the market, economic activity, economic climate; good (economic) times, prosperity, boom; liveliness, energy, vigour, vigor, spirit
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