“Harm” in Japanese
Short answer
Harm in Japanese is “害毒” (gaidoku). Full meaning: harm, evil, poison, blight, harmful influence.
Other ways to say “Harm” in Japanese
害悪
gaiaku harm, injury, evil (influence)
賊害
zokugai harm, killing, destruction at the hands of rebels
害
gai injury, harm, evil influence, damage
弊
hei bad habit, harm; my, our
禍害
kagai evil, harm, mischief
危害
kigai injury, harm, danger
被害
higai (suffering) damage, injury, harm
損
son loss, damage, harm, unprofitable; disadvantage, handicap, drawback, unfavorable
障り
sawari hindrance, obstacle, impediment, inconvenience; harm (to one's health), bad effect, sickness; menstruation, period
毒
doku poison, toxicant; harm, evil influence; ill will, spite, malice
蠧毒
todoku insect damage (to crops, clothing, etc.); harm, damage, blight
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