“Vigorous” in Japanese
Short answer
Vigorous in Japanese is “溌剌” (hatsuratsu). Full meaning: lively, vigorous, sprightly, animated, vivid.
Other ways to say “Vigorous” in Japanese
矍鑠
kakushaku vigorous (in old age), hale and hearty
雄勁
yuukei vigorous, powerful
健やか
sukoyaka vigorous, healthy, sound
旺盛
ousei lively, vigorous, energetic, healthy, avid (e.g. desire), rich (e.g. imagination); full of (energy, appetite, curiosity, etc.), brimming with
ゆうけい
yuukei vigorous, powerful
活発
kappatsu lively, active, vigorous, animated, brisk
力強い
chikarazuyoi powerful, strong, forceful, vigorous; reassuring, encouraging
威勢がいい
iseigaii vigorous, cheerful, assertive
勇ましい
isamashii brave, valiant, gallant, courageous; stirring, vigorous, rousing
生々
seisei lively, vivid, vigorous, fresh; being born and raised, growing up
雄渾
yuukon magnificent, sublime, vigorous, bold
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