“Charm” in Japanese
Short answer
Charm in Japanese is “魅力” (miryoku). Full meaning: charm, fascination, glamour, glamor, attraction, appeal.
Other ways to say “Charm” in Japanese
チャーム
chaamu charm; charm (ornament); charm (quantum number)
符
fu charm, talisman, amulet; tally; sign, mark, note
呪具
jugu charm, magical tool
情味
joumi charm, attractiveness, humanity
魅了
miryou charm, fascination; to charm, to fascinate, to captivate, to mesmerize, to enthrall, to hold spellbound
呪い
noroi curse, spell, malediction; charm, incantation, spell, curse
愛嬌
aikyou charm, attractiveness, amiability, winsomeness; courtesy, ingratiating behaviour; entertainment, amusement, fun
呪文
jumon spell, charm, incantation, magic word
シャルム
sharumu charm
禁呪
kinju charm, incantation, spell, magic formula
霊符
reifu charm, amulet, talisman
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