English–Japanese
“vitality” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiseimeiryoku
Example
この植物は生命力が強いです。ko no shoku butsu wa sei mei ryoku ga tsuyo i de su
This plant has a lot of vitality.
How to say “vitality” in Japanese
“Vitality” in Japanese is 生命力 (seimeiryoku).
Refers to the capacity within a living thing to maintain life and recover from difficulties.
Example sentences with 生命力
若い苗は十分な水がなくても生命力を失いません。waka i nae wa jū bun na mizu ga na ku te mo sei mei ryoku o ushina i ma se n
Young seedlings do not lose their vitality even without enough water.
Tips for using 生命力
- The English word vitality can describe a person, plant, institution, or community, but 生命力 (seimeiryoku) is especially natural when discussing the continuing strength of living things.