Tsuyokatta

Tsuyokatta is a Japanese adjective that translates to "was strong" or "was tough." It is the past tense of the adjective tsuyoi, which means "strong" or "tough." The particle 'katta' indicates the past tense. This term can be used to describe a person, object, or situation that possessed strength or resilience in the past but may or may not do so in the present.

For example, someone might say that a particular athlete "tsuyokatta" to refer to their past dominance in a sport. Similarly, one could describe a historical building as "tsuyokatta" if it has withstood significant challenges over time. The context in which "tsuyokatta" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning, as it conveys a sense of completed strength or durability. It's a common expression in everyday Japanese conversation.