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落ち着き (おちつき) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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時とき
で
も
落お
ち
着つ
き
を
失うしな
わ
ない
。
He never loses his composure, no matter what.
There is a calmness in the way she speaks.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 に 落お ち 着つ きがある someone has composure/calmness
She has a composure that belies her age.
落お ち 着つ きのある 〈 物もの 〉 a calm, settled quality in a thing (e.g. design, atmosphere)
This room is decorated in calm, settled tones.
落お ち 着つ きを 失うしな う to lose one's composure
He lost his composure at the sudden question.
〈 人ひと 〉 は 落お ち 着つ きがない someone is restless/fidgety
落お ち 着つ きを 取と り 戻もど す to regain one's composure
He took a deep breath and regained his composure.
Kanji 付 adhere, attach, refer to Related words· 6 冷静 emphasizes a cool, rational composure especially under pressure, while 落ち着き describes a more natural, settled calmness of demeanor.
沈着 is a formal, literary word for unshaken composure, whereas 落ち着き is the everyday noun used in common speech.
安定 refers to objective, structural stability of a system or object, while 落ち着き can describe a subjective sense of steadiness or settledness.
落ち着き is the everyday word for a settled, composed manner, while 平静 is a more formal term for the same inner calm, often paired with 保つ or 失う.
Show 2 more 落ち着き refers to outward composure or steadiness of manner, while 安らぎ points to an inner emotional tranquility.
落ち着き focuses purely on calm behavior or steadiness, while 余裕 in its composure sense also implies having emotional room to spare.
Opposites 動揺 means being shaken or upset, the direct opposite of the calm state described by 落ち着き.
落ち着き means calmness and composure, the opposite of the rushed, anxious state described by 焦り.
落ち着き means calm composure, the opposite state from the restless impatience described by 焦燥.
Word family provokingly calm; annoyingly composed
new address; place to settle down
stay calm; keep cool; remain unruffled
Written forms 落お ち 着つ き Usage 84%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
落おち 着つ き Usage 11%
Alternative kanji spelling, less common but still encountered.
おちつき Usage 5%
落お ち 付つ き
Rare variant using 付 instead of 着.
Etymology Noun form of the verb 落ち着く (to calm down, to settle), from 落ち (stem of 落ちる, 'to fall') + 着く ('to arrive, to settle'). The combination suggests something falling into place and becoming settled.
The children were restless and kept wandering around the classroom.
落おち
付つ
き
Rare compact variant; mostly seen in older texts.
