There are 31 total results for your 悪戯 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
悪戯 see styles |
warujare わるじゃれ waruzare わるざれ itazura いたづら akugi いたずら |
(ik) (n,vs,adj-na,adj-no) (1) (kana only) mischief; prank; trick; practical joke; (2) (kana only) pastime; hobby; (3) (kana only) playing with (a lighter, etc.); fooling around with; messing around with; amusing oneself with; tampering with; (4) (kana only) lewd behaviour; sexual misconduct; sexual assault; molestation; rape; (n,vs,adj-na,adj-no) (1) (kana only) mischief; prank; trick; practical joke; (2) (kana only) pastime; hobby; (3) (kana only) playing with (a lighter, etc.); fooling around with; messing around with; amusing oneself with; tampering with; (4) (kana only) lewd behaviour; sexual misconduct; sexual assault; molestation; rape; (noun or adjectival noun) offensive joke |
悪戯子 see styles |
itazurakko いたずらっこ |
(1) mischievous child; scamp; rascal; (2) elf; imp |
悪戯書 see styles |
itazuragaki いたずらがき |
(irregular okurigana usage) scribbling; doodling; graffiti |
悪戯着 see styles |
itazuragi いたずらぎ |
rompers; play suit |
悪戯者 see styles |
itazuramono いたずらもの |
(1) mischief-maker; trickster; prankster; (2) (archaism) lascivious person (esp. a loose woman); (3) (archaism) useless fellow; (4) (archaism) mouse; rat |
悪悪戯 see styles |
waruitazura わるいたずら |
mischief |
悪戯っ子 see styles |
itazurakko いたずらっこ |
(1) mischievous child; scamp; rascal; (2) elf; imp |
悪戯坊主 see styles |
itazurabouzu / itazurabozu いたずらぼうず |
(yoji) mischievous boy; troublemaker; pesky kids |
悪戯好き see styles |
itazurazuki いたずらずき |
(adj-na,adj-no) mischievous |
悪戯小僧 see styles |
itazurakozou / itazurakozo いたずらこぞう |
(yoji) mischievous boy |
悪戯書き see styles |
itazuragaki いたずらがき |
scribbling; doodling; graffiti |
悪戯盛り see styles |
itazurazakari いたずらざかり |
mischievous age |
悪戯電話 see styles |
itazuradenwa いたずらでんわ |
crank call; prank phone call |
性的悪戯 see styles |
seitekiitazura / setekitazura せいてきいたずら |
(noun/participle) sexual abuse; molestation |
悪戯っぽい see styles |
itazurappoi いたずらっぽい |
(adjective) (kana only) roguish; impish |
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itazuragokoro いたずらごころ |
desire to tease; desire to cause mischief |
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waruitazura わるいたずら |
mischief |
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itazurabouzu / itazurabozu いたずらぼうず |
mischievous boy; troublemaker; pesky kids |
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itazurazakari いたずらざかり |
mischievous age |
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warujare; akugi(悪戯); waruzare(悪戯) わるじゃれ; あくぎ(悪戯); わるざれ(悪戯) |
(noun or adjectival noun) offensive joke |
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itazurazuki いたずらずき |
(adj-na,adj-no) mischievous |
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itazura(p); itazura(ik); itazura いたずら(P); いたづら(ik); イタズラ |
(n,vs,vt,vi) (1) (kana only) mischief; prank; trick; practical joke; (adjectival noun) (2) (kana only) mischievous; naughty; (noun, transitive verb) (3) (kana only) (humble language) pastime; hobby; (noun, transitive verb) (4) (kana only) playing with (e.g. a lighter); fooling around with; messing around with; amusing oneself with; tampering with; (n,vs,vi) (5) (kana only) (euph) lewd behaviour; sexual misconduct; sexual assault; molestation; rape |
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itazura(gikun)(p); itazura; itazura(sk) いたずら(gikun)(P); イタズラ; いたづら(sk) |
(n,vs,vt,vi) (1) (kana only) mischief; prank; trick; practical joke; (adjectival noun) (2) (kana only) mischievous; naughty; (noun, transitive verb) (3) (kana only) (humble language) pastime; hobby; (noun, transitive verb) (4) (kana only) playing with (e.g. a lighter); fooling around with; messing around with; amusing oneself with; tampering with; (n,vs,vi) (5) (kana only) (euph) lewd behaviour; sexual misconduct; sexual assault; molestation; rape |
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itazuramono いたずらもの |
(1) mischief-maker; trickster; prankster; (2) (archaism) lascivious person (esp. a loose woman); (3) (archaism) useless fellow; (4) (archaism) (See 鼠・1) mouse; rat |
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unmeinoitazura / unmenoitazura うんめいのいたずら |
(exp,n) quirk of fate; twist of fate; (an) irony |
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itazurakko いたずらっこ |
(1) mischievous child; scamp; rascal; (2) elf; imp |
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itazurakozou / itazurakozo いたずらこぞう |
mischievous boy |
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itazuradenwa いたずらでんわ |
crank call; prank call |
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seitekiitazura / setekitazura せいてきいたずら |
sexual abuse; molestation |
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seitekiitazura(性的itazura, 性的悪戯); seitekiitazura(性的itazura) / setekitazura(性的itazura, 性的悪戯); setekitazura(性的itazura) せいてきいたずら(性的いたずら, 性的悪戯); せいてきイタズラ(性的イタズラ) |
(noun/participle) sexual abuse; molestation |
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itazuragaki いたずらがき |
scribbling; doodling; graffiti |
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