“Lavish” in Japanese
Short answer
Lavish in Japanese is “豪華” (gouka). Full meaning: extravagant, lavish, opulent, luxurious, magnificent, splendid, fancy, gorgeous.
Other ways to say “Lavish” in Japanese
豪勢
gousei grand, luxurious, lavish, sumptuous; great, large, big (e.g. storm)
ごうか
gouka extravagant, lavish, opulent, luxurious, magnificent, splendid, fancy, gorgeous
ふんだん
fundan plentiful, abundant, ample, lavish
超豪華
chougouka ultra-luxurious, lavish
盛大
seidai grand, magnificent, lavish, large scale, prosperous, thriving, lively; forceful, powerful, vigorous
ごうせい
gousei grand, luxurious, lavish, sumptuous; great, large, big (e.g. storm)
贅沢
zeitaku luxury, extravagance; to live in luxury, to indulge oneself; lavish (use of something), abundant, copious, wasteful
華奢
kyasha dainty, delicate, slender, slim and elegant; fragile (e.g. furniture), delicate, frail; lavish, luxurious, showy, gaudy
フンダン
fundan plentiful, abundant, ample, lavish
ブンダン
bundan plentiful, abundant, ample, lavish
豪か
gouka extravagant, lavish, opulent, luxurious, magnificent, splendid, fancy, gorgeous
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