“Licentious” in Japanese
Short answer
Licentious in Japanese is “放恣” (houshi). Full meaning: licentious, self-indulgent.
Other ways to say “Licentious” in Japanese
放埓
houratsu licentious, profligate, dissipated, riotous, wild
多情
tajou profligate, licentious, of loose morals, amorous; emotional, passionate, sentimental
放肆
houshi licentious, self-indulgent
ふしだら
fushidara loose, immoral, dissolute, dissipated, licentious, fast; slovenly, untidy, messy
フシダラ
fushidara loose, immoral, dissolute, dissipated, licentious, fast; slovenly, untidy, messy
不しだら
fushidara loose, immoral, dissolute, dissipated, licentious, fast; slovenly, untidy, messy
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