“Lechery” in Japanese
Short answer
Lechery in Japanese is “漁色” (gyoshoku). Full meaning: lechery, debauchery, philandering.
Other ways to say “Lechery” in Japanese
色好み
irogonomi sensuality, lechery
好色
koushoku lasciviousness, lechery, salaciousness, lust, sensuality, lewdness
猟色
ryoushoku lechery, philandering, lewdness, debauchery
助平根性
sukebeikonjou lechery, lewdness; greed
助兵衛根性
sukebeekonjou lechery, lewdness; greed
こうしょく
koushoku lasciviousness, lechery, salaciousness, lust, sensuality, lewdness
色ごのみ
irogonomi sensuality, lechery
多淫
tain lubriciousness, lust, wantonness, lasciviousness, lechery, lewdness
いろごのみ
irogonomi sensuality, lechery
多いん
tain lubriciousness, lust, wantonness, lasciviousness, lechery, lewdness
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