gluttony in Japanese
gluttony in Japanese is 健啖, 大食い, 暴食 — gluttony means the habit or vice of eating and drinking to excess.
gluttony in Japanese
健啖
Pronounced: kentan
The vice of eating to excess.
大食い
Pronounced: oogui
The vice of eating to excess.
暴食
Pronounced: bōshoku
The vice of eating to excess.
What does "gluttony" mean?
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noun The habit or vice of eating and drinking to excess.
"Gluttony is traditionally listed as one of the seven deadly sins."
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gluttony in a sentence
- Gluttony is traditionally listed as one of the seven deadly sins.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "gluttony" in Japanese?
"gluttony" in Japanese is 健啖, 大食い, 暴食. gluttony means: The habit or vice of eating and drinking to excess.
How do you pronounce 健啖?
"gluttony" in Japanese is 健啖, pronounced "kentan".
How do you use "gluttony" in a sentence?
Example: "Gluttony is traditionally listed as one of the seven deadly sins." In Japanese, "gluttony" is 健啖, 大食い, 暴食.
Are there other ways to say "gluttony" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "gluttony": 健啖, 大食い, 暴食.
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