1.
all one has, everything available, the whole lot
Emphasizes using or giving everything that exists, often implying determination or desperation.
It usually modifies a noun with の, though it can also stand alone (ありったけを出す, to give everything).
Writing
Usually written in hiragana. The kanji form 有りっ丈 exists but is uncommon.
Common collocations
- ありったけの力: all one's strength
- ありったけの勇気: all the courage one has
- ありったけの声: at the top of one's voice
- ありったけの知恵: all one's wisdom
- ありったけの愛情: all one's love
Usage
Conveys intensity and determination — the speaker is giving or using absolutely everything they have. Often appears in dramatic or emotional contexts.