Translation and Meaning of: 満ちる - michiru

The word 「満ちる」, read as "michiru", is a Japanese verb that conveys the concept of fullness and satisfaction. The term is associated with the idea of something that fills up, completes, or reaches its maximum capacity. In many contexts, it can refer to the filling of space or time, such as in a glass that is filled with water or a heart that is filled with joy.

Etymologically, 「満ちる」 is composed of the Kanji 「満」 (michi) which means "full" or "complete", and the verbal suffix "ru" (る), which is common in Japanese infinitive verbs. The Kanji 「満」 by itself is formed by radicals that indicate water and plants, which evokes the image of something that grows until it reaches its maximum potential, like a flooded field that becomes fertile and productive. This image gives a poetic simplicity to the word, connecting it to natural cycles.

In different contexts, "michiru" can take on various meanings. In astronomy, for example, it is often used to describe a full moon, meaning the moment when the moon is completely visible and illuminated in the night sky. However, its use is not limited to scientific contexts; it can be applied figuratively to describe human emotions, such as when a person feels their heart "michiru" with positive emotions.

In addition to being used in verbal form, the word "michiru" is also commonly found in Japanese idiomatic and literary expressions. These variations of the term help to enrich the vocabulary and offer a range of meanings that goes beyond its everyday use. The versatility of the term reflects the rich tapestry of the Japanese language, where nuances and contexts are celebrated and explored in depth.

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Verb conjugation of 満ちる

  • 満ちる dictionary form
  • 満ちられる passive form
  • 満ちろう volitional form
  • 満ちない negative form

Synonyms and similar words

  • 満たされる (mitasareru) - be satisfied, be fulfilled
  • 充たされる (mitasareru) - to be filled; used in more formal or technical contexts
  • 満足する (manzoku suru) - to be satisfied, to feel happy
  • 満足感を得る (manzoku kan o eru) - achieve a sense of satisfaction
  • 満足する足りる (manzoku suru tariru) - to be satisfied is enough, to feel that it is enough

Related words

填まる

hamaru

to enter; fit; be appropriate; fall on; dive into; be tricked; be the victim of a trap; be addicted to; be deeply involved in.

湿気る

shikeru

being damp; be moist

混む

komu

be crowded

込む

komu

be crowded

埋まる

uzumaru

being buried; being surrounded; overflow; being filled

満ちる

Romaji: michiru
Kana: みちる
Type: verb
L: jlpt-n3

Translation / Meaning: be full; climb (tide); mature; expire

Meaning in English: to be full;to rise (tide);to mature;to expire

Definition: It's filled. be satisfied.

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