Genki

Pronunciation: /ɡɛŋki/

Definitions of genki

noun a Japanese word that means healthy, energetic, or lively

Example Sentences

A1 I feel genki today.

A2 Genki is a Japanese word that means energetic or lively.

B1 She always has a genki attitude, no matter what.

B2 Genki is an important quality to have in a team leader.

C1 His genki personality is contagious and lifts the spirits of those around him.

C2 The genki atmosphere at the party was palpable, with everyone laughing and dancing.

Examples of genki in a Sentence

formal She always appears genki and full of energy during our business meetings.

informal I feel so genki after a good workout at the gym.

slang Let's go out and have some fun, I'm feeling genki tonight!

figurative His genki attitude towards life is truly inspiring to everyone around him.

Grammatical Forms of genki

• past tense: genki-ed
• plural: genkis
• comparative: more genki
• superlative: most genki
• present tense: genki
• future tense: will be genki
• perfect tense: have been genki
• continuous tense: being genki
• singular: genki
• positive degree: genki
• infinitive: to be genki
• gerund: being genki
• participle: genki-ing

Origin and Evolution of genki

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Japanese

Story behind the word: The word 'genki' originated in Japan.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Japanese to describe physical health and energy, the word 'genki' has evolved to also encompass a sense of overall well-being and vitality.