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“Pure” in Japanese

Short answer
ピュア pyua

Pure in Japanese is “ピュア” (pyua). Full meaning: pure.

Other ways to say “Pure” in Japanese

生 shou pure, undiluted, raw, crude; raw, uncooked, fresh; natural, as it is, unedited, unprocessed 純粋 junsui pure, true, genuine, unmixed 清浄 shoujou pure, clean, purity 醇乎 junko pure, sheer 無垢 muku pure, innocent, spotless, immaculate, unspoiled; pure, unmixed, unadulterated; long kimono made from the same plain-coloured cloth 純真 junshin pure, innocent, naive, unspoilt, pure-hearted, ingenuous 無雑 muzatsu pure, unadulterated 純正 junsei pure, genuine, real; pure (of a subject of study; as opposed to applied, practical, etc.); genuine (parts, accessories, etc.), official, first-party ムク muku pure, innocent, spotless, immaculate, unspoiled; pure, unmixed, unadulterated; long kimono made from the same plain-coloured cloth 清い kiyoi clean, clear; pure, honest, clean, innocent, platonic, chaste 初々しい uiuishii (young and) innocent, naive, pure, fresh, artless, unsophisticated

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