“Elegance” in Japanese
Short answer
Elegance in Japanese is “風流” (fuuryuu). Full meaning: elegance, taste, refinement.
Other ways to say “Elegance” in Japanese
伊達
date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show
風雅
fuuga elegance, refinement, (refined) taste, grace; elegant arts, refined pursuits
気品
kihin elegance, refinement, grace, dignity; aroma
雅趣
gashu elegance
風韻
fuuin elegance, tastefulness
風趣
fuushu elegance
景趣
keishu elegance, taste, refinement
ダテ
date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show
風情
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
だて
date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show
エレガンス
eregansu elegance
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