“To be avaricious” in Japanese
Short answer
To be avaricious in Japanese is “欲張る” (yokubaru). Full meaning: to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet.
Other ways to say “To be avaricious” in Japanese
慾張る
yokubaru to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
欲ばる
yokubaru to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
欲張れる
yokubareru to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
よくばる
yokubaru to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
欲張っ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
欲ばっ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
慾張っ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
欲張ッ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
欲ばッ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
慾張ッ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
よくばっ
yokuba to be greedy, to be avaricious, to want badly, to desire intensely, to covet
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