ゆとり (yutori) means “room” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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出発前に少しゆとりを持って、駅へ向かいます。shup patsu mae ni suko shi yu to ri o mo tte eki e mu ka i ma su

I leave for the station with a little extra time before departure.

Expresses a margin beyond what is strictly needed, leaving room for flexibility or ease.

余裕yoyū: The state of having more time, space, money, or energy than an immediate task requires.

必要な分を超えて残っている空間や時間などの余裕。hitsu yō na bun o ko e te noko tte i ru kū kan ya ji kan na do no yo yū

ゆとり (yutori) comes from the noun-forming use of ゆとる (yutoru), which means to have room or time to spare.

A schedule with ゆとり (yutori) has time between activities, so the word often appears when people discuss relaxed plans rather than tightly packed ones.