Translation guide
The English word 'hearty' can describe enthusiastic people, warm welcomes, large appetites, or robust health. This guide helps you choose the right Japanese expression for each meaning.
Describing a person, action, or support that is enthusiastic, sincere, and full of energy.
Literally 'from the heart', used for sincere feelings, thanks, or support.
I express my hearty gratitude.
Means enthusiastic, eager, or zealous. Often used for people or their efforts.
He is a hearty volunteer.
Means energetic, lively. Can describe a hearty laugh or personality.
She brightened the room with her hearty laugh.
Means heartfelt, sincere. Used for actions or gifts.
We received a hearty welcome.
Describing a warm, friendly, and enthusiastic reception or atmosphere.
Describing a person who eats a lot or a meal that is large and satisfying.
Means 'big eater'. Used for a person with a hearty appetite.
He has a hearty appetite and always gets seconds.
Casual, means 'hearty' or 'substantial' for meals. Often used for filling food.
I ate a hearty breakfast.
Means 'voluminous' or 'hearty' in terms of quantity. Used for meals.
This restaurant is famous for its hearty dishes.
Formal way to say 'having a hearty appetite'. Literally 'vigorous appetite'.
Describing a person who is strong, healthy, and full of vitality.
General word for healthy, energetic. Can describe a hearty person.
My grandfather is 90 but still hearty.
Means robust, healthy, and strong. Often used for older people.
He has a hearty constitution.
Means sturdy, robust, or burly. Implies physical strength and health.
Describing a laugh or voice that is loud, full, and unrestrained.
The English word 'hearty' covers many concepts. There is no single Japanese word that matches all uses. Always choose the expression that fits the specific meaning you intend.
I cooked a lot for the children with hearty appetites.
The hearty young men climbed the mountain.
彼女は大きな声で笑った。
She laughed a hearty laugh.