“Massive” in Japanese
Short answer
Massive in Japanese is “どっしり” (dosshiri). Full meaning: bulky and heavy, massive, solid, weighty, substantial; dignified, imposing, composed.
Other ways to say “Massive” in Japanese
マッシブ
masshibu massive
塊状
kaijou massive, bulk, block-like, aggregated, agglomerated
分厚い
buatsui thick, bulky, massive, heavy
大量
tairyou large quantity, massive (quantity), mass (e.g. mass production, mass transit, mass destruction)
量感
ryoukan voluminous, massive, bulky
ドッシリ
dosshiri bulky and heavy, massive, solid, weighty, substantial; dignified, imposing, composed
ドツシリ
dosshiri bulky and heavy, massive, solid, weighty, substantial; dignified, imposing, composed
どつしり
dosshiri bulky and heavy, massive, solid, weighty, substantial; dignified, imposing, composed
マッシフ
masshifu massive
分厚
buatsu thick, bulky, massive, heavy
部厚い
buatsui thick, bulky, massive, heavy
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