“Profligate” in Japanese
Short answer
Profligate in Japanese is “多情” (tajou). Full meaning: profligate, licentious, of loose morals, amorous; emotional, passionate, sentimental.
Other ways to say “Profligate” in Japanese
放埓
houratsu licentious, profligate, dissipated, riotous, wild
極道
gokudou wicked, evil, profligate, immoral; wastrel, scoundrel, villain; organized crime, yakuza, underworld
遊び人
asobinin playboy, libertine, profligate, debauchee; (professional) gambler; person without a steady job, idler, freeloader
ごくどう
gokudou wicked, evil, profligate, immoral; wastrel, scoundrel, villain; organized crime, yakuza, underworld
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