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つつがない (tsutsuganai) Japanese meaning: well | Kotomora
Freq. Frequency Top 100,000 Conjugation つつがない · i-adjective
Form Positive Negative Dictionary つつがない つつがなくない Polite つつがないです つつがなくないです also つつがなくありません Past polite つつがなかったです つつがなくなかったです also つつがなくありませんでした Past つつがなかった つつがなくなかった Te-form つつがなくて つつがなくなくて Adverbial つつがなく Conditional つつがなければ つつがなくなければ Tara conditional つつがなかったら つつがなくなかったら
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皆みな 様さま が つつがない こと を お 祈いの り 申もう し 上あ げ ます 。
I pray that everyone is in good health.
I was able to spend the trip safely and without incident.
Kanji 無 nothingness, none, ain't Related words 無ぶ 事じ 無事 is a common word for 'safe' or 'without incident', while つつがない is more formal and literary, often used in set phrases like つつがなく.
健すこ やか 健やか means 'healthy' and is more common for physical health, whereas つつがない implies overall well-being and safety from harm.
Written forms つつがない Usage 79%
Usually written in kana. The kanji form 恙無い is rare and literary.
恙つつが ない Usage 15%
Variant kanji-kana spelling, also rare.
恙つつが 無な い Usage 6%
Rare kanji spelling; 恙 is a non-jōyō character meaning 'illness' or 'disaster'.
Etymology Derived from the noun 恙 (つつが, 'illness' or 'misfortune') + the negative adjective ない, literally meaning 'without illness or trouble'. The kanji 恙 is rarely used in modern Japanese.
