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不幸せ (fushiawase) Japanese meaning: unhappiness | Kotomora
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生せい
活かつ
を
続つづ
ける
必ひつ
要よう
は
ない
。
There is no need to continue an unhappy marriage.
She did not want to make her child unhappy.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 が 不ふ 幸しあわ せになる for someone to become unhappy
If you keep living like that, you'll end up unhappy.
不ふ 幸しあわ せな 〈 人ひと 〉 an unhappy person
She looked like the unhappiest person of all.
不ふ 幸しあわ せを 感かん じる to feel unhappy
Everything is going fine, yet somehow I feel unhappy.
Kanji 幸 happiness, blessing, fortune Related words 不幸 is the more common, broader word for unhappiness or misfortune, while 不幸せ specifically frames the state as the opposite of being 幸せ.
不運 focuses narrowly on bad luck or unlucky events, whereas 不幸せ covers a broader unhappy emotional state or life situation.
Written forms 不ふ 幸しあわ せ Usage 64%
Standard kanji spelling; this form is high priority.
不仕合ふしあわ せ Usage 23%
search-only kanji form
Search-only kanji form; avoid using it in ordinary writing.
ふしあわせ Usage 11%
不ふ 仕し 合あ わせ Usage 2%
Etymology Formed from the negative prefix 不 and 幸せ, meaning a state of happiness or good fortune. The rarer spellings with 仕合せ reflect an older or alternate way of writing しあわせ.
Rare kanji form given; useful mainly for recognition.
