“Pure luck” in Japanese
Short answer
Pure luck in Japanese is “紛れ” (magire). Full meaning: fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration).
Other ways to say “Pure luck” in Japanese
まぎれ
magire fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration)
マギレ
magire fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration)
紛ぎれ
magire fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration)
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