“Steady” in Japanese
Short answer
Steady in Japanese is “地道” (jimichi). Full meaning: steady, honest, sober, straightforward, reliable.
Other ways to say “Steady” in Japanese
着実
chakujitsu steady, sound, solid, reliable, trustworthy
堅実
kenjitsu steady, sound, stable, safe (e.g. business), reliable, trustworthy, solid
手堅い
tegatai sound, sure, safe, secure, trustworthy, reliable, solid; steady, firm
揺るぎない
yuruginai firm, solid, steady, secure, unshakeable, unwavering
ステディ
sutedi steady; steady relationship, going steady
実直
jitchoku honest, steady
弛まぬ
tayumanu steady, sound, trustworthy; assiduous, untiring, diligent
安定した
anteishita steady, stable, calm, firm
けんじつ
kenjitsu steady, sound, stable, safe (e.g. business), reliable, trustworthy, solid
コンスタント
konsutanto constant, steady; constant
じみち
jimichi steady, honest, sober, straightforward, reliable
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