idle ease; leisurely comfort; indolence
Describes a state of comfortable idleness, often with a slightly negative connotation of laziness or lack of productive activity. Used in both noun and adjectival forms (安逸な生活).
He got used to a life of idle ease.
It's not good to indulge in idleness.
安逸 describes comfortable idleness or ease, while 無為 more broadly covers inactivity or non-action, including in philosophical contexts.
Standard kanji form.
Variant kanji form; 佚 is a less common character for 'idle'.
Compound of 安 (peace, ease) and 逸 (idle, deviate). The spelling 安佚 uses the variant character 佚, which also means 'idle' or 'lost'. The word is of Chinese origin (kango).