Gitaigo: States and Qualities

Describes a state of being slow to act due to hesitation or laziness, as well as the act of complaining or muttering.

Describes a state where something has lost its original shape or order due to being crushed, wet, or disorganized.

To sleep soundly and deeply without waking up easily.

Describes a state of being completely drained of energy, leading to a visible loss of strength or a limp posture.

Describes a sudden, forceful exertion or a significant jump in degree or emotional impact.

The state of being extremely soft, limp, or easily bent out of shape, like soft rubber or weak limbs.

Describes an unstable wobbling state, vigorously boiling liquid, or a wavering mind.

Describes a continuous rotating motion or the act of winding something around repeatedly.

Describes steady, powerful, and rapid progress or growth occurring without hesitation.

Describes an appearance or decoration that is excessively bright, colorful, or over-decorated to the point of being tasteless.

Describes looking very thin or emaciated (especially in the face), or feeling completely drained and discouraged after a shock.

Describes fussing over minor details, or feeling restricted and uncomfortable in a narrow space.

Describes acting or speaking in a stealthy, secretive manner to avoid being seen or heard.

Doing something secretly or stealthily so that others do not notice.

コツコツ describes the sound of hard objects tapping gently, or the act of making steady, diligent progress step by step.

A small round object rolling lightly, or something that changes easily and often.

A state of messy trouble, interpersonal conflict, or physical disorganization.

A state of being messy, chaotic, or mixed up.

A light, flaky crunch when biting food, a soft crunch on frost, or work that moves ahead without catching.

Doing something quickly and without hesitation or delay.

Describes a clean and unburdened state, such as feeling refreshed, having a light taste, or completely lacking something when used with a negative verb.

Describes a frank, uncomplicated personality or a feeling of psychological relief.

Describes a smooth, light texture without stickiness, or a gentle, unobstructed flow.

Zatto means to do something quickly and superficially or indicates a rough estimate without fine details.

Describes a surface that feels rough to the touch, is covered in gritty particles like sand, or a voice that sounds raspy.

A state where things fit together perfectly or make complete sense naturally.

Describes light rain falling quietly and continuously, or a state of being mildly damp.

シャキシャキ describes the crisp texture of fresh, watery vegetables or the brisk, energetic actions of a person.

じくじく describes a continuous, unpleasant state of being damp, sodden, or oozing fluid, such as a festering wound.

Describes the act of physically flailing one's limbs or panicking desperately when backed into a corner.

This word means to take one's time to do something thoroughly and carefully without rushing.

Jitto (じっと) means keeping the body completely still, fixing one's attention unblinkingly on something, or patiently enduring a situation without reacting.

Describes an uncomfortably damp, humid environment, or a gloomy, persistently negative personality or mood.

じんわり describes something slowly and gently spreading, permeating, or being felt from within.

スースー describes the cool sensation of air passing by, the refreshing feeling of mint, or the soft sound of peaceful breathing.

Describes physical movement or abstract progress that occurs smoothly, swiftly, and without any obstacles.

Describes the action of walking briskly and purposefully without hesitation.

Indicates that a state has changed 100% or that an action has been carried out with absolutely nothing left behind.

Feeling refreshed, relieved, or appearing neat and clean without any lingering clutter.

Describes a smooth, unhindered, swift movement, or a sudden feeling of being emotionally or physically refreshed.

'Suppari' describes an action performed decisively, cleanly, and completely, without any hesitation.

すやすや (suyasuya) describes the appearance of someone or something sleeping very peacefully and soundly.

スラスラ means to do something smoothly and easily, indicating efficiency and skill.

Surari describes something or someone as long, slender, and well-proportioned, or movement as smooth and continuous.

Describes movement or progress that happens smoothly and effortlessly without friction or catching.

Describes a process advancing smoothly without resistance, or a physical appearance that is slender and lithe.

Zukazuka is an adverb describing an action performed directly, without hesitation, and often in a rude or intrusive manner.

A continuous, pulsating or throbbing physical pain.