Common word› JLPT N3 › Freq. Frequency Top 2,000 Conjugation 満足する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 満まん 足ぞく する 満まん 足ぞく しない Polite 満まん 足ぞく します 満まん 足ぞく しません Past polite 満まん 足ぞく しました 満まん 足ぞく しませんでした Past 満まん 足ぞく した 満まん 足ぞく しなかった Te-form 満まん 足ぞく して 満まん 足ぞく しないで Desire 満まん 足ぞく したい 満まん 足ぞく したくない Potential 満まん 足ぞく できる 満まん 足ぞく できない Passive 満まん 足ぞく される 満まん 足ぞく されない Causative 満まん 足ぞく させる 満まん 足ぞく させない Causative passive 満まん 足ぞく させられる 満まん 足ぞく させられない Volitional 満まん 足ぞく しよう Polite volitional 満まん 足ぞく しましょう Imperative 満まん 足ぞく しろ 満まん 足ぞく するな Conditional 満まん 足ぞく すれば 満まん 足ぞく しなければ Tara conditional 満まん 足ぞく したら 満まん 足ぞく しなかったら
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 に 満まん 足ぞく する to be satisfied with something
He was satisfied with the result.
満まん 足ぞく な 〈 物もの 〉 a satisfactory (thing/result)
I couldn't get a satisfactory result.
〈 人ひと 〉 を 満まん 足ぞく させる to satisfy someone
This dish satisfied the customers.
満まん 足ぞく に 〈 動どう 詞し 〉 to (do something) properly/adequately
Because of illness, I can't even eat properly.
満まん 足ぞく 感かん を 得え る to gain a sense of satisfaction
I felt a sense of satisfaction after finishing the work.
Expressions 満まん 足ぞく が 行い く to be satisfied with; to find satisfactory Kanji 足 leg, foot, be sufficient Related words· 10 満足 is the common, everyday word for being satisfied, while 満ち足りる is a more literary verb often used for deep emotional or spiritual fulfillment.
満足 describes a feeling of being satisfied, while 充足 is a more formal term for a need or requirement being fully met.
満足 is neutral and common, while 満悦 is a more literary, often slightly humorous word implying visible delight or contentment.
満足 is a general feeling of contentment, while 得意 (satisfaction sense) adds a nuance of pride or self-congratulation.
Show 6 more Show fewer 満足 is the common, versatile word for 'satisfaction' usable as noun/adjective/verb, while 満足感 specifically names the felt sensation of satisfaction.
満足する is a general term for being satisfied with a result or situation, while 気が済む specifically describes the emotional relief of resolving unease or guilt, often after taking action.
満足 describes satisfaction with a specific outcome or result, while 充実 describes a deeper, ongoing sense of substance or fulfillment in life or content.
満足 is general satisfaction with something, while 会心 implies a deeper, often triumphant or heartfelt gratification, as with a job well done.
満足 is a general feeling of being satisfied, while 安住 specifically describes settling into a comfortable, peaceful state (often with a hint of complacency).
満足 simply means feeling satisfied, whereas 堪能 implies a thorough, immersive enjoyment of something like a meal or performance.
Opposites· 8 満足 means being satisfied, while 不満 is its direct opposite, meaning dissatisfaction or discontent.
満足 means being content and lacking further desire, the opposite of ハングリー 's driven, unsatisfied craving for more.
満足 means satisfaction or contentment, the direct opposite of the frustrated feeling described by フラストレーション .
Show 5 more Show fewer 満足 means being satisfied or content, the direct opposite of 不服 's dissatisfaction or objection.
満足 means satisfaction or contentment, the direct opposite of the discontent expressed by 不平 .
満足 means satisfaction or contentment, the opposite feeling to the letdown expressed by 失望 .
満足 describes being fully satisfied, the opposite state to feeling 物足りない that something is lacking.
満足 means satisfaction, the opposite feeling to 不足 (sense 2) which expresses dissatisfaction that something is lacking.
Don't confuse with 満足 refers to general satisfaction with any situation, while 満腹 specifically means having a full stomach after eating.
満足 describes the resulting state of being satisfied, while 満喫 describes the active process of enjoying or savoring something to the fullest.
Word family· 10 dissatisfaction; discontent; displeasure
completely satisfied; as pleased as can be
satisfied-looking; contented appearance
satisfaction level; degree of satisfaction
feeling of satisfaction; sense of fulfillment
Show 5 more Show fewer with no physical defects; in perfect health; sound in wind and limb
vicarious satisfaction; substitute gratification
money-back guarantee; satisfaction guarantee
self-satisfaction; complacency; smugness
customer satisfaction
Written forms 満まん 足ぞく Usage 100%
Standard modern kanji spelling.
滿まん 足ぞく
out-dated kanji form
Outdated kanji form; 足 is the modern simplification of 足 .
Etymology From 満 (man, 'full') + 足 (zoku, 'enough'). The combination conveys the idea of being fully content or having enough.
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