“Self-indulgence” in Japanese
Short answer
Self-indulgence in Japanese is “放逸” (houitsu). Full meaning: self-indulgence, looseness, dissoluteness.
Other ways to say “Self-indulgence” in Japanese
放縦
houjuu self-indulgence, looseness, dissolution, licence, license
婆娑羅
basara acting without restraint, self-indulgence, wild license, eccentricity; being pretentious, putting on airs, foppery, dandyism, coxcombry, gaudiness
ほうしょう
houshou self-indulgence, looseness, dissolution, licence, license
好き放題
sukihoudai self-indulgence, doing as one pleases
ほうじゅう
houjuu self-indulgence, looseness, dissolution, licence, license
ばさら
basara acting without restraint, self-indulgence, wild license, eccentricity; being pretentious, putting on airs, foppery, dandyism, coxcombry, gaudiness
バサラ
basara acting without restraint, self-indulgence, wild license, eccentricity; being pretentious, putting on airs, foppery, dandyism, coxcombry, gaudiness
好き勝手
sukikatte doing whatever one pleases, selfishness, self-indulgence
ほういつ
houitsu self-indulgence, looseness, dissoluteness
放佚
houitsu self-indulgence, looseness, dissoluteness
好きかって
sukikatte doing whatever one pleases, selfishness, self-indulgence
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