“Gallant” in Japanese
Short answer
Gallant in Japanese is “凛々しい” (ririshii). Full meaning: gallant, manly, brave, imposing, awe-inspiring, chivalrous, dignified.
Other ways to say “Gallant” in Japanese
鯔背
inase gallant, dashing, smart
颯爽
sassou gallant, dashing, jaunty
勇ましい
isamashii brave, valiant, gallant, courageous; stirring, vigorous, rousing
りりしい
ririshii gallant, manly, brave, imposing, awe-inspiring, chivalrous, dignified
凛凛しい
ririshii gallant, manly, brave, imposing, awe-inspiring, chivalrous, dignified
りゝしい
ririshii gallant, manly, brave, imposing, awe-inspiring, chivalrous, dignified
勇敢
yuukan brave, heroic, gallant
伊達衆
dateshuu dandy, gallant, chivalrous person
潔い
isagiyoi gracious (defeat, apology, etc.), graceful, honourable (e.g. death), noble, gallant, brave, manly, sportsmanlike; upright, righteous, honest, pure (heart), innocent
イナセ
inase gallant, dashing, smart
勇しい
isamashii brave, valiant, gallant, courageous; stirring, vigorous, rousing
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