“To be unbroken” in Japanese
Short answer
To be unbroken in Japanese is “続く” (tsuzuku). Full meaning: to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again.
Other ways to say “To be unbroken” in Japanese
續く
tsuzuku to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
継く
tsuzuku to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
つづき
tsuzuki to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
つゞく
tsuzuku to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
つづく
tsuzuku to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
つづい
tsuzui to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
つづか
tsuzuka to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
継き
tsuzuki to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
つづこ
tsuzuko to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
継け
tsuzuke to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
継こ
tsuzuko to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again
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