“Wickedness” in Japanese
Short answer
Wickedness in Japanese is “横様” (yokozama). Full meaning: wickedness, sideways, unreasonable.
Other ways to say “Wickedness” in Japanese
邪曲
jakyoku wickedness
曲事
kyokuji wickedness, injustice; crookedness, something not right, something out of the ordinary, something unpleasant, something disgusting, unlawfulness, something unhappy, calamity
姦悪
kanaku wickedness; wicked person
悪
aku evil, wickedness; (role of) the villain (in theatre, etc.), the bad guy; wicked person, evil person, scoundrel, bad guy
卑陋
hirou low rank, wickedness, vulgarity
曲悪
kyokuaku wickedness
姦譎
kankitsu iniquity, wickedness, dishonesty
邪
ja wicked, evil, wrong, bad; wickedness, evil, wicked person
悪行
akkou misdeed, wrongdoing, wickedness
ワル
waru evil, wickedness; (role of) the villain (in theatre, etc.), the bad guy; wicked person, evil person, scoundrel, bad guy
横ざま
yokozama wickedness, sideways, unreasonable
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