“Guilty” in Japanese
Short answer
Guilty in Japanese is “後ろめたい” (ushirometai). Full meaning: guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy.
Other ways to say “Guilty” in Japanese
ギルティ
giruti guilty
後めたい
ushirometai guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
うしろめたい
ushirometai guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
キルティ
kiruti guilty
後めた
ushirometa guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
後めてえ
ushirometei guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
後めとう
ushirometou guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
後ろめた
ushirometa guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
後めたく
ushirometaku guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
後ろめとう
ushirometou guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
後めたきゃ
ushirometakya guilty (feeling, conscience, look, etc.), (feeling) uneasy
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