“Vice” in Japanese
Short answer
バイス
baisu
Vice in Japanese is “バイス” (baisu). Full meaning: vise, vice; vice, immorality; vice-.
Other ways to say “Vice” in Japanese
悪徳
akutoku vice, immorality, corruption
分屯
bunton vice-, sub-
悪風
akufuu vice, bad manners, evil customs; storm, raging winds
万力
manriki vise, vice; capstan, windlass; cargo net
悪癖
akuheki bad habit, vice
ハイス
haisu vise, vice; vice, immorality; vice-
ハイズ
haizu vise, vice; vice, immorality; vice-
副
fuku assistant, associate, vice-, sub-, deputy, substitute, auxiliary, supplementary, additional, collateral; duplicate, copy
不善
fuzen evil, sin, vice, mischief
不徳
futoku lack of virtue, immorality, vice, depravity, unworthiness
罪悪
zaiaku crime, sin, vice
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