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“Secular” in Japanese

Short answer

世俗的 sezokuteki sezokuteki

Secular in Japanese is “世俗的” (sezokuteki). Full meaning: worldly, secular.

Other ways to say “Secular” in Japanese

生臭い namagusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary 腥い namagusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary 生ぐさい namagusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary 生くさい namakusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary なま臭い namagusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary ナマぐさい namagusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary なまぐさい namagusai smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary なまぐさ namagusa smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary ナマぐさ namagusa smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary 生くさ namakusa smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary 生ぐさ namagusa smelling of fish, fishy, smelling of blood, bloody; degenerate (of a monk), depraved, corrupt, fallen; worldly, mundane, secular, common, ordinary

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