“To be graceful” in Japanese
Short answer
To be graceful in Japanese is “臈たける” (routakeru). Full meaning: to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature.
Other ways to say “To be graceful” in Japanese
﨟たける
routakeru to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
﨟長ける
routakeru to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
ろうたける
routakeru to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
気品がある
kihingaaru to be elegant, to be graceful, to be refined
﨟たけ
routake to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
﨟長け
routake to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
臈たけ
routake to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
臈たけろ
routakero to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
﨟たけれ
routakere to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
﨟長けん
routaken to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
﨟長けよ
routakeyo to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
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