“Layman dressed like a priest” in Japanese
Short answer
Layman dressed like a priest in Japanese is “法師” (houshi). Full meaning: Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person.
Other ways to say “Layman dressed like a priest” in Japanese
ぼうし
booshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ほうし
houshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ボウシ
booshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ホウシ
houshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ボーシ
booshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ホーシ
houshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ぼーし
booshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
ほーし
houshi Buddhist priest, bonze; layman dressed like a priest; person
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