“Begging” in Japanese
Short answer
Begging in Japanese is “強請り” (nedari). Full meaning: begging, pestering, pleading, coaxing; blackmail, extortion, racketeering; blackmailer, extortionist.
Other ways to say “Begging” in Japanese
物乞い
monogoi beggar, begging
お強請り
onedari begging, pestering, pleading, coaxing
乞食
kotsujiki beggar; begging
ネダリ
nedari begging, pestering, pleading, coaxing; blackmail, extortion, racketeering; blackmailer, extortionist
ねだり
nedari begging, pestering, pleading, coaxing; blackmail, extortion, racketeering; blackmailer, extortionist
口説き
kudoki entreaty, imploring, begging; spoken portion of a song, oral recitation
茂我利
mogari begging, pestering, pleading, coaxing; blackmail, extortion, racketeering; blackmailer, extortionist
こじき
kojiki beggar; begging
コジキ
kojiki beggar; begging
物乞
monogoi beggar, begging
物ごい
monogoi beggar, begging
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