“Wildness” in Japanese
Short answer
Wildness in Japanese is “野性” (yasei). Full meaning: wildness, wild nature, untamed nature, savage nature.
Other ways to say “Wildness” in Japanese
乱暴
ranbou violence, assault, rowdiness, wildness, running riot; rough (handling, language, etc.), reckless, careless, coarse, rude, unreasonable (e.g. demand), wild (e.g. argument); rape, sexual assault
荒々しさ
araarashisa roughness, rudeness, wildness, harshness, gruffness
狂乱
kyouran fury, frenzy, madness, wildness
らんぼう
ranbou violence, assault, rowdiness, wildness, running riot; rough (handling, language, etc.), reckless, careless, coarse, rude, unreasonable (e.g. demand), wild (e.g. argument); rape, sexual assault
ランボウ
ranbou violence, assault, rowdiness, wildness, running riot; rough (handling, language, etc.), reckless, careless, coarse, rude, unreasonable (e.g. demand), wild (e.g. argument); rape, sexual assault
亂暴
ranbou violence, assault, rowdiness, wildness, running riot; rough (handling, language, etc.), reckless, careless, coarse, rude, unreasonable (e.g. demand), wild (e.g. argument); rape, sexual assault
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