“To last” in Japanese
Short answer
To last 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 last” in Japanese
立ち行く
tachiiku to maintain itself, to last, to make itself pay, to make a living, to keep going
保つ
tamotsu to keep, to preserve, to hold, to retain, to maintain, to sustain; to last, to endure, to keep well (food), to wear well, to be durable
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
立行く
tachiyuku to maintain itself, to last, to make itself pay, to make a living, to keep going
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
立ちゆく
tachiyuku to maintain itself, to last, to make itself pay, to make a living, to keep going
たちゆく
tachiyuku to maintain itself, to last, to make itself pay, to make a living, to keep going
保っ
tamo to keep, to preserve, to hold, to retain, to maintain, to sustain; to last, to endure, to keep well (food), to wear well, to be durable
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