“The devil” in Japanese
Short answer
The devil in Japanese is “魔王” (maou). Full meaning: Satan, the Devil, the Prince of Darkness; king of the demons who try to prevent people from doing good.
Other ways to say “The devil” in Japanese
ルシファー
rushifaa Lucifer, the Devil, Satan; Lucifer, Venus, the Morning Star; devil, demon
ルシフェル
rushiferu Lucifer, the Devil, Satan; Lucifer, Venus, the Morning Star; devil, demon
ディアブロ
deiaburo Satan, the Devil
デビル
debiru devil, demon; the Devil, Satan
悪魔
akuma devil, demon, fiend; Satan, the Devil; Māra
マ王
maou Satan, the Devil, the Prince of Darkness; king of the demons who try to prevent people from doing good
アクマ
akuma devil, demon, fiend; Satan, the Devil; Māra
ルシュファー
rushufaa Lucifer, the Devil, Satan; Lucifer, Venus, the Morning Star; devil, demon
惡魔
akuma devil, demon, fiend; Satan, the Devil; Māra
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