“To have enough” in Japanese
Short answer
To have enough in Japanese is “満ち足りる” (michitariru). Full meaning: to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied.
Other ways to say “To have enough” in Japanese
懲りる
koriru to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
みちたりる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
満ちたりる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
みち足りる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
充ち足りる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
業を煮やす
gouwoniyasu to lose one's temper, to lose patience, to have enough, to be exasperated, to become irritated, to get fed up
こり
kori to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
こりる
koriru to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
みちたり
michitari to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
こりよう
koriyoo to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
満ちたり
michitari to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
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