Words — 18 found
ゆる
緩める
2. to relax (attention, efforts, etc.); to let down (one's guard); to relieve (tension)
3. to relax (a rule); to ease (e.g. restrictions); to loosen (control)
4. to reduce (speed); to slow down; to ease up
5. to make more gradual (of a slope)
弛める 【ゆるめる】
弛める: Rarely-used kanji form.
ゆる
緩い
1. loose
2. lenient; lax
3. gentle (curve, slope, etc.)
4. slow; weak
5. soft; not firm
6. difficult; hardHokkaido dialect, Touhoku dialect, in the negative as ゆるくない
ゆる
緩む
1. to become loose; to slacken (e.g. rope)
2. to become less tense; to relax; to let one's guard down
3. to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision); to become lax
4. to become softer (e.g. ground, facial expression); (of ice) to partially melt
5. to decrease (e.g. speed)
6. (of a market price) to go down slightly
弛む 【ゆるむ】
たる
弛む
1. to slacken; to loosen; to relax; to droop (e.g. loose or flabby skin); to sag (ceiling)Usually written using kana alone
2. to slack off (e.g. one's work, attention); to not put one's heart inUsually written using kana alone
弛む 【たゆむ】
1. steady; sound; trustworthyUsually written using kana alone
2. assiduous; untiring; diligentUsually written using kana alone
たゆ
弛みない
1. unslacking; unceasingUsually written using kana alone
弛み無い 【たゆみない】
弛み無い: Rarely-used kanji form.
1. slack; slackening; sagginess; flabbiness (skin, etc.)Usually written using kana alone
2. dullness; letdown; depression; ennuiUsually written using kana alone
しちょう
弛張
1. looseness and tension
2. leniency and strictness; magnanimity and sternness
弛張 【ちちょう】