“Wandering” in Japanese
Short answer
Wandering in Japanese is “流離” (sasurai). Full meaning: wandering (e.g. bird, exile, lifestyle), wandering alone in a strange country.
Other ways to say “Wandering” in Japanese
浪々
rourou wandering, jobless, unemployed
徘徊
haikai wandering (around), roaming, loitering, prowling, hanging around
流亡
ryuubou wandering; soil erosion
跋渉
basshou wandering
彷徨
houkou wandering, rambling, roaming
放浪
hourou wandering, roaming, drifting
漂浪
hyourou wandering
倡佯
shouyou wandering
迷走
meisou straying, wandering (off course)
流浪
rurou vagrancy, wandering, nomadism
足任せ
ashimakase walking wherever one's legs lead one, wandering
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