“Illicit” in Japanese
Short answer
Illicit in Japanese is “違法” (ihou). Full meaning: illegal, illicit, unlawful.
Other ways to say “Illicit” in Japanese
裏口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
黒い
guroi black; dark, blackish, sun-tanned (skin); suspicious, criminal, illicit
うら口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
ウラ口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
うらぐち
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
裡口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
黑い
guroi black; dark, blackish, sun-tanned (skin); suspicious, criminal, illicit
ぐろい
guroi black; dark, blackish, sun-tanned (skin); suspicious, criminal, illicit
ぐろう
guroo black; dark, blackish, sun-tanned (skin); suspicious, criminal, illicit
くろう
kuroi black; dark, blackish, sun-tanned (skin); suspicious, criminal, illicit
くれえ
kuree black; dark, blackish, sun-tanned (skin); suspicious, criminal, illicit
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