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マイルド (まいるど, mairudo) Japanese meaning: mild | Kotomora
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This curry is mild, so even children can eat it.
He has a mild personality; I've never seen him angry.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 の 味あじ がマイルドだ the taste of ~ is mild
This coffee has a mild taste and is easy to drink.
マイルドな 性せい 格かく a mild, gentle personality
He has a mild personality and almost never gets angry.
〈 事こと 〉 がマイルドになる for something to become milder/less harsh
The regulations were revised and became a bit milder than before.
マイルドな 印いん 象しょう を 与あた える to give a mild/soft impression
Pale colors give a room a mild impression.
Related words 穏やか is a native Japanese word for calm, gentle qualities often used for weather, personality, or atmosphere, while マイルド is a loanword that especially describes taste, products, and modern things lacking harshness.
まろやか specifically describes a smooth, mellow taste or flavor, while マイルド is a broader loanword that can describe taste, weather, personality, or product strength.
Opposites きつい describes something strong, harsh, or intense, the opposite of マイルド, which describes something gentle and not harsh.
Etymology Loanword from English 'mild'.
