根気
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Base noun form. Refers to the quality of enduring difficulties calmly without giving up. Used in contexts like 『根気がある』 (konki ga aru, 'to have patience').
Theme
User and their coworker Ken are discussing a challenging project at work, and Ken is sharing his approach to staying focused.
根気
こんき
patience
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine a plant with deep roots that grows slowly but steadily — it needs 'patience' to thrive. 'Root' (根 kon) + 'energy' (気 ki) → 根気 (konki, 'patience').
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, 『根気』 (konki, 'patience') is highly valued, especially in traditional arts like 『茶道』 (sadō, 'tea ceremony') or 『書道』 (shodō, 'calligraphy'), where steady practice over time is essential for mastery.
Forms
Base: 根気Base noun form. Refers to the quality of enduring difficulties calmly without giving up. Used in contexts like 『根気がある』 (konki ga aru, 'to have patience').