feeling of fullness; how filling a food is
Refers to how long a food keeps you full or how satisfying it is in terms of satiety. Often used when comparing foods.
Brown rice is more filling than white rice.
This bread isn't very filling; I get hungry again quickly.
Standard kanji spelling.
Less common variant; the okurigana ち is omitted.
Compound of 腹 (はら, 'stomach') and 持ち (もち, continuative form of 持つ, 'to hold, keep'). Literally 'stomach-holding', referring to how well food stays in the stomach.