“Zeal” in Japanese
Short answer
Zeal in Japanese is “熱意” (netsui). Full meaning: zeal, enthusiasm, ardor, ardour.
Other ways to say “Zeal” in Japanese
情熱
jounetsu passion, enthusiasm, zeal
気込み
kigomi enthusiasm, ardour, zeal
熱血
nekketsu hot blood, warm blood; zeal, fervor, fervour, ardor, ardour, enthusiasm
力こぶ
chikarakobu (bulge of one's) biceps; zeal, effort, enthusiasm
熱量
netsuryou quantity of heat (e.g. in calories, BTU, etc.), heat value, calorific value; (degree of) enthusiasm, zeal, passion
篤志
atsushi charity, benevolence, charitable spirit; interest (in public welfare, social enterprise, etc.), zeal
熱
netsu heat; fever, temperature; zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage
ネツ
netsu heat; fever, temperature; zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage
ねつ
netsu heat; fever, temperature; zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage
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