“A cigarette” in Japanese
Short answer
A cigarette in Japanese is “口寂しい” (kuchisabishii). Full meaning: craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth.
Other ways to say “A cigarette” in Japanese
口淋しい
kuchisabishii craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口が寂しい
kuchigasabishii craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口淋し
kuchisabishi craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口寂し
kuchisabishi craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口淋しく
kuchisabishiku craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口寂しく
kuchisabishiku craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口淋しかっ
kuchisabishika craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口淋しけれ
kuchisabishikere craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口淋しゅう
kuchisabishuu craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口寂しかろ
kuchisabishikaro craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
口淋しきゃ
kuchisabishikya craving for food, a cigarette, etc., longing to have something in one's mouth
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