“Right and wrong” in Japanese
Short answer
Right and wrong in Japanese is “正邪” (seija). Full meaning: right and wrong, right or wrong.
Other ways to say “Right and wrong” in Japanese
善悪
zenaku right and wrong, good and evil
正否
seihi right and wrong
順逆
jungyaku right and wrong, loyalty and treason, obedience and disobedience
理非
rihi right and wrong
正悪
seiaku right and wrong
正邪曲直
seijakyokuchoku right and wrong, right or wrong
正邪善悪
seijazen'aku right and wrong, right or wrong
黒白
kokubyaku black and white, right and wrong
可否
kahi propriety, right and wrong, advisability, possibility; pro and con, ayes and noes
是非
zehi certainly, without fail; right and wrong, pros and cons
〇×
marubatsu circle and cross, right and wrong (answers), true-false
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