“Indolence” in Japanese
Short answer
Indolence in Japanese is “無精” (bushou). Full meaning: indolence, laziness, sloth.
Other ways to say “Indolence” in Japanese
懶惰
randa indolence, laziness, sloth, idleness
遊惰
yuuda indolence
惰気
daki indolence, listlessness
ゆうだ
yuuda indolence
ぶしょう
bushou indolence, laziness, sloth
怠け癖
namakeguse habit of idleness (laziness), indolence
懈怠
ketai laziness, indolence, negligence (of duties); misfeasance, nonfeasance, negligence, laches; kausidya
気無精
kibushou laziness, indolence
らんだ
randa indolence, laziness, sloth, idleness
惰眠
damin idle slumber; indolence, inactivity
不精
bushou indolence, laziness, sloth
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