“Indolent” in Japanese
Short answer
Indolent in Japanese is “怠惰” (taida). Full meaning: lazy, idle, indolent, slothful.
Other ways to say “Indolent” in Japanese
インドレント
indorento indolent
惰弱
dajaku apathetic, lackadaisical, indolent, listless, weak-willed, languid; weak, feeble, effeminate, enervated, effete
尻が重い
shirigaomoi lazy, indolent, reluctant to get up off one's backside; clumsy
たいだ
taida lazy, idle, indolent, slothful
タイダ
taida lazy, idle, indolent, slothful
懦弱
dajaku apathetic, lackadaisical, indolent, listless, weak-willed, languid; weak, feeble, effeminate, enervated, effete
だ弱
dajaku apathetic, lackadaisical, indolent, listless, weak-willed, languid; weak, feeble, effeminate, enervated, effete
怠だ
taida lazy, idle, indolent, slothful
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