“Springiness” in Japanese
Short answer
Springiness in Japanese is “張り” (hari). Full meaning: tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose.
Other ways to say “Springiness” in Japanese
ばり
bari tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose
ぱり
pari tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose
はり
hari tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose
貼り
hari tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose
っ張り
ppari tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose
っぱり
ppari tension; resilience (e.g. of hair), springiness, firmness (e.g. of skin), tone, strength (of a voice), richness; will power, spirit, pluck, pride, sense of purpose
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