Meaning of 闘志(とうし) in Japanese

Reading and JLPT level 闘志

Kana Reading とうし

Romaji tōshi

Parts of speech

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Meaning

fighting spirit; (will to) fight

Examples of 闘志, とうし in a sentence

彼にはまだ多くの闘志が残っていた。

He had plenty of fight left in him.
相手チームがあまり闘志をわかしていなかったので、我々は楽勝した。

The opposing team did not put up much of a fight, so we won hands down.
進子は闘志満々です。

Shinko is full of fight.

Related Kanji

志 JLPT 2

7 strokes

intention, plan, resolve, aspire, motive, hopes, shilling

On'Yomi: シ

Kun'Yomi: シリング, こころざ.す, こころざし

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闘 JLPT 1

18 strokes

fight, war

On'Yomi: トウ

Kun'Yomi: たたか.う, あらそ.う

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