“Slim” in Japanese
Short answer
Slim in Japanese is “ほっそり” (hossori). Full meaning: slim, slender, slight, delicate.
Other ways to say “Slim” in Japanese
すんなり
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
スリム
surimu slim
ホッソリ
hossori slim, slender, slight, delicate
ほっソリ
hossori slim, slender, slight, delicate
薄型
usugata thin (type), slim, flat
スンナリ
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
痩せた
yaseta thin, slim, skinny; barren, infertile, sterile
すりむ
surimu slim
繊細
sensai dainty, delicate (e.g. fingers), fine, slim; sensitive, delicate (feelings, sense, etc.), subtle
細っそり
hossori slim, slender, slight, delicate
スマート
sumaato smart (clothing, etc.), stylish; slim, slender; skilful, slick, clever, adroit
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