“Safe” in Japanese
Short answer
Safe in Japanese is “大丈夫” (daijobu). Full meaning: safe, secure, sound, problem-free, without fear, all right, alright, OK, okay; certainly, surely, undoubtedly; no thanks, I'm good, that's alright.
Other ways to say “Safe” in Japanese
無難
bunan safe (e.g. choice), secure, innocuous, inoffensive; acceptable, passable, satisfactory, adequate, faultless, without flaw
セーフ
seefu safe; in (of a ball, in tennis, etc.); all right, OK, acceptable, fine, in time (for)
金庫
kinko safe, strongbox, cashbox, vault, strongroom; depository, cash office, treasury, provider of funds
恙無い
tsutsuganai well, in good health, safe, free from accident
手堅い
tegatai sound, sure, safe, secure, trustworthy, reliable, solid; steady, firm
全い
mattai complete, whole, perfect, entire; safe
保管庫
hokanko safe, vault, storage cabinet
危なげない
abunagenai safe, certain
ぶなん
bunan safe (e.g. choice), secure, innocuous, inoffensive; acceptable, passable, satisfactory, adequate, faultless, without flaw
だいじょぶ
daijobu safe, secure, sound, problem-free, without fear, all right, alright, OK, okay; certainly, surely, undoubtedly; no thanks, I'm good, that's alright
ダイジョブ
daijobu safe, secure, sound, problem-free, without fear, all right, alright, OK, okay; certainly, surely, undoubtedly; no thanks, I'm good, that's alright
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