“Regular” in Japanese
Short answer
Regular in Japanese is “定常” (teijou). Full meaning: regular, stationary.
Other ways to say “Regular” in Japanese
正規
seiki regular, normal, formal, legal, established, legitimate
定例
teirei regular, ordinary (e.g. session of parliament); established usage, precedent, regular practice
普通
futsuu normal, ordinary, regular, usual, common, average; normally, ordinarily, usually, generally, commonly
なじみ客
najimikyaku regular (customer); client who frequently visits the same prostitute
レギュラー
regyuraa regular, standard
行きつけ
ikitsuke regular, usual, favourite, favorite, preferred, accustomed
整然
seizen orderly, regular, systematic, well-organized, well-organised, trim, tidy, accurate
ていじょう
teijou regular, stationary
常任
jounin standing, regular, permanent
正常
seijou normal, regular
規則正しい
kisokutadashii regular, well-regulated, systematic, orderly
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