“To remain unchanged” in Japanese
Short answer
To remain unchanged in Japanese is “持ち合う” (mochiau). Full meaning: to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of).
Other ways to say “To remain unchanged” in Japanese
焦げ付く
kogetsuku to get burned and stuck on (e.g. rice in a pan); to become uncollectable (e.g. debt or loan), to become irrecoverable; to remain unchanged (e.g. stock market)
持ち合ふ
mochiau to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
焦付く
kogetsuku to get burned and stuck on (e.g. rice in a pan); to become uncollectable (e.g. debt or loan), to become irrecoverable; to remain unchanged (e.g. stock market)
焦げつく
kogetsuku to get burned and stuck on (e.g. rice in a pan); to become uncollectable (e.g. debt or loan), to become irrecoverable; to remain unchanged (e.g. stock market)
こげつく
kogetsuku to get burned and stuck on (e.g. rice in a pan); to become uncollectable (e.g. debt or loan), to become irrecoverable; to remain unchanged (e.g. stock market)
コゲつく
kogetsuku to get burned and stuck on (e.g. rice in a pan); to become uncollectable (e.g. debt or loan), to become irrecoverable; to remain unchanged (e.g. stock market)
持ち合ひ
mochiai to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
持ち合は
mochiawa to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
持ち合へ
mochiae to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
持ち合はう
mochiaou to balance, to counterpoise; to remain unchanged; to share (e.g. the expense), to bear (part of)
コゲつき
kogetsuki to get burned and stuck on (e.g. rice in a pan); to become uncollectable (e.g. debt or loan), to become irrecoverable; to remain unchanged (e.g. stock market)
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