How to Say ‘Stable’ in Japanese
安定した
antei shi ta
[ahn-tay shee ta]
💬 Usage Tip: [安定した] comes from [安定する] "to be stable," and before a noun it works like "stable" in English: [安定した感じ], [安定したデザイン]. This is a common pattern with many verbs.
Phrase Breakdown
安定
antei
[ahn-tay]
stability; steadiness
Refers to being stable, balanced, or steady in feeling or appearance.
このデザインには安定が大切です。
Stability is important in this design.
し
shi
[shee]
do; make
Part of the verb する, here used to form the adjective-like expression 安定した.
形を安定した印象にします。
We make the shape give a stable impression.
た
ta
[ta]
did; past marker
Past form ending here used inside a modifier, as in 安定した meaning stable-looking or settled.
安定した形は見やすいです。
A stable shape is easy to see.
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