InkCheck.

jiyū

People search for this as: freedom liberty free

72/ 100
Safe to ink

The correct word for freedom — the one people get wrong.

What a Japanese person actually thinks

Clean and neutral. Slightly civic — it's the word in constitutional and political contexts — so it reads a little abstract as a personal statement.

Meaning

Literally
self + reason/cause
Actually
Freedom, liberty. Free as in choice, not free as in price.

Scores

Naturalness●●●●●

Completely standard.

Coolness●●●

Correct and unexciting. It's the right word, but it doesn't say much about *you*.

Watch out

Nothing embarrassing lurking in here.

You might also like

  • jiyū honpō
    free and unrestrained
    If you want freedom as a temperament rather than a principle.
  • fūraibō
    a drifter; one who goes where the wind takes him
    Freedom as a way of living. Far more characterful.

On skin

Orientation: either

Mincho or brush. Both characters are open and balanced — this one is hard to render badly.

← Check something else