確かっ固こ

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 100,000

Meanings

Describes a strong, unwavering attitude, belief, or determination. Often used in formal or written language with たる or とした.

確かっ固こたる意い志しan unshakeable will
彼かれは確かっ固こたる意い志しを持もって交こう渉しょうに臨のぞんだ。
He entered the negotiations with an unshakeable will.
確かっ固こたる信しん念ねんa firm, unwavering belief
彼かの女じょは確かっ固こたる信しん念ねんのもとで研けん究きゅうを続つづけている。
She continues her research guided by a firm, unwavering belief.
確かっ固こたる地ち位いを築きずくto establish a firm, secure position
その会かい社しゃは業ぎょう界かい内ないで確かっ固こたる地ち位いを築きずいた。
The company established a firm position within the industry.
確かっ固ことした自じ信しんを持もつto have firm, unshaken confidence
彼かれはいつも確かっ固ことした自じ信しんを持もって話はなす。
He always speaks with firm, unshaken confidence.

断だん固こN1
断固 stresses a decisive, uncompromising stance taken in action, while 確固 stresses an unshakeable inner state of mind or belief.
強きょう固こ
強固 describes something strong and solid, often structures, organizations, or resolve, while 確固 focuses more narrowly on the steadfastness of a belief or attitude.
堅けん固ご
堅固 often describes physical or structural firmness (a fortress, a body) as well as firm resolve, whereas 確固 is used almost exclusively for mental attitudes and beliefs.
確かく
確固 describes something steadfast or unshakeable (as in 確固たる意志), while 確 more broadly means 'certain/definite' and appears in phrases like 確たる証拠.
不ふ動どう
確固 describes a firm, well-established stance or policy, while 不動 highlights the idea of being literally or figuratively immovable.

確かく実じつN3
確固 describes an unwavering attitude or belief, while 確実 describes the certainty or reliability of a fact, plan, or outcome.

確かっ固こUsage95%
Standard kanji spelling; commonly used in formal and written contexts.
確かっ乎こUsage5%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; learners should prefer 確固.

Compound of 確 (certain, firm) and 固 (hard, solid). The reading かっこ is a kan'on reading for both characters.