How to Say ‘Stable feeling’ in Japanese
安定した感じ
antei shi ta kanji
[ahn-tay shee ta kahn-jee]
💬 Usage Tip: [X した感じ] is a common way to describe the impression something gives. Here [安定した感じ] means "a stable feel," and you can swap in others like [すっきりした感じ].
Phrase Breakdown
安定した
antei shi ta
stable; balanced
Describes something that feels steady and not shaky.
安定した形
a stable shape
Words in this phrase
安定
antei
[ahn-tay]
stability; steadiness
The idea of being stable or well-balanced.
この図に安定がほしいです。
I want stability in this diagram.
し
shi
[shee]
do; make
Part of a set expression that describes something as having a stable quality.
四角は安定した印象を出します。
Squares create a stable impression.
た
ta
[ta]
did; past marker
Used in a modifying phrase before a noun, as in 安定した感じ.
安定した感じの色を選びます。
We'll choose a color with a stable feeling.
感じ
kanji
[kahn-jee]
feeling; impression
The feeling or impression something gives to a viewer.
この形はやさしい感じがあります。
This shape has a gentle feeling.
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