“Unselfish” in Japanese
Short answer
Unselfish in Japanese is “無欲” (muyoku). Full meaning: unselfish, disinterested, unavaricious, free of avarice.
Other ways to say “Unselfish” in Japanese
無私
mushi unselfish, selfless, disinterested
恬淡
tentan disinterested, unselfish, indifferent, detached
むし
mushi unselfish, selfless, disinterested
無慾
muyoku unselfish, disinterested, unavaricious, free of avarice
清廉
seiren honest, upright, cleanhanded, unselfish
むよく
muyoku unselfish, disinterested, unavaricious, free of avarice
恬澹
tentan disinterested, unselfish, indifferent, detached
淡白
tanpaku light (flavor, color, etc.), simple, plain; frank, candid, easygoing, unselfish, indifferent (to), not particular (about)
セイレン
seiren honest, upright, cleanhanded, unselfish
せいれん
seiren honest, upright, cleanhanded, unselfish
たんぱく
tanpaku light (flavor, color, etc.), simple, plain; frank, candid, easygoing, unselfish, indifferent (to), not particular (about)
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