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ぽっちゃり (potchari) Japanese meaning: plump | Kotomora
Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation ぽっちゃりする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary ぽっちゃりする ぽっちゃりしない Polite ぽっちゃりします ぽっちゃりしません Past polite ぽっちゃりしました ぽっちゃりしませんでした Past ぽっちゃりした ぽっちゃりしなかった Te-form ぽっちゃりして ぽっちゃりしないで Desire ぽっちゃりしたい ぽっちゃりしたくない Potential ぽっちゃりできる ぽっちゃりできない Passive ぽっちゃりされる ぽっちゃりされない Causative ぽっちゃりさせる ぽっちゃりさせない Causative passive ぽっちゃりさせられる ぽっちゃりさせられない Volitional ぽっちゃりしよう Polite volitional ぽっちゃりしましょう Imperative ぽっちゃりしろ ぽっちゃりするな Conditional ぽっちゃりすれば ぽっちゃりしなければ Tara conditional ぽっちゃりしたら ぽっちゃりしなかったら
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Related words· 6 ぽっちゃり is a softer, more affectionate term for plumpness usually applied to people, while 丸々 is more neutral and can describe objects, animals, or babies too.
ぽっちゃり is an affectionate, cute-sounding word for a plump body, while 太め is a neutral, descriptive term that can apply to people or objects.
ぽっちゃり is a casual, affectionate term for being chubby or plump, often used for children or in a cute way, while 豊満 is more formal and implies a mature, sensual fullness.
ぽっちゃり describes plumpness in a soft, often affectionate way, whereas デブ is harsher slang that can be insulting.
Show 2 more ぽっちゃり is a casual, often affectionate way to say someone is chubby, whereas 太り肉 is a neutral, literary-sounding descriptor.
コロコロ describes a small, round, cute plumpness (often of animals or babies), while ぽっちゃり is the everyday word for a person's soft, plump build.
Opposites ぽっちゃり describes a plump, chubby figure, the opposite body type from スレンダー.
ぽっちゃり describes a soft, plump build, the opposite of がりがり's extremely thin, bony appearance.
ぽっちゃり describes a cute, plump build, the opposite impression from the slender delicacy of ほっそり.
Written forms ぽっちゃり Usage 77%
Standard hiragana spelling for this mimetic word.
ポッチャリ Usage 23%
Katakana variant, often used for emphasis or in casual writing.
Etymology Mimetic word; the exact origin is uncertain, but it likely imitates a plump, rounded shape or softness.
