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耐久 (たいきゅう, taikyuu) Japanese meaning: endurance | Kotomora
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These tires have excellent durability.
We conducted endurance tests under harsh conditions.
Related words 持久 emphasizes sustained effort or stamina over time (often abstract, as in sports), while 耐久 emphasizes resistance to physical wear or damage.
耐性 refers to tolerance or resistance against a specific factor (heat, drugs, bacteria), while 耐久 is the broader concept of long-term endurance against wear.
耐久 is a shorter noun/prefix meaning endurance (as in 耐久レース endurance race), while 耐久性 explicitly names the measurable property of being durable.
Etymology Compound of 耐 (endure, withstand) and 久 (long time). The combination conveys the idea of enduring over a long period.
durable goods; durable consumer goods
durable goods; durable consumer goods