“Tramp” in Japanese
Short answer
Tramp in Japanese is “流れ者” (nagaremono). Full meaning: stranger, tramp, wanderer.
Other ways to say “Tramp” in Japanese
無宿者
mushukumono homeless person, tramp, vagrant, vagabond
売女
baita prostitute, whore; tramp, floozy, slut; prostitute
ルンペン
runpen loafer, free-loader, tramp, unemployed person
宿無し
yadonashi homeless person, vagabond, tramp
不定期
futeiki irregular, indeterminate, tramp (steamer)
浮浪者
furousha vagrant, vagabond, tramp, homeless person, hobo, bum
流者
nagaremono stranger, tramp, wanderer
流れもの
nagaremono stranger, tramp, wanderer
立ちん坊
tachinbo being kept standing (without doing anything), remaining on one's feet; beggar, tramp; prostitute, streetwalker
バイタ
baita prostitute, whore; tramp, floozy, slut; prostitute
ながれもの
nagaremono stranger, tramp, wanderer
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