意欲
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Base noun form. Refers to a strong will, desire, or ambition, often used in formal or motivational contexts.
Theme
In a university office, User is discussing career goals with their professor, Tanaka-sensei, focusing on personal motivation.
意欲
いよく
will / desire / ambition
People & IdentityEmotions & Personality
Memory Hook
Think of 'will' or 'ambition' as a strong 'i' (意, 'intention') + 'yoku' (欲, 'desire') — together, 『意欲』 (iyoku) sounds like 'I yoke' your desires together into a powerful drive!
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, 『意欲』 (iyoku) is highly valued in contexts like education, work, and personal growth. It's often used to praise someone's motivation or ambition, such as in phrases like 『意欲的な学生』 (iyokuteki na gakusei, 'motivated student').
Forms
Base: 意欲Base noun form. Refers to a strong will, desire, or ambition, often used in formal or motivational contexts.