Lolita in Japanese
Lolita in Japanese is ロリタ, ロリ — Lolita means a sexually precocious young girl (a term now widely considered offensive and best avoided).
Lolita in Japanese
What does "Lolita" mean?
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noun A sexually precocious young girl (a term now widely considered offensive and best avoided).
"The novel's central character is often referenced in discussions of the term "lolita.""
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noun A follower of the Japanese "Lolita fashion" style, marked by elaborate, doll-like Victorian- or Rococo-inspired outfits.
"She wore an elegant black-and-white Lolita dress to the convention."
Lolita in a sentence
- The novel's central character is often referenced in discussions of the term "lolita."
- She wore an elegant black-and-white Lolita dress to the convention.
Similar words in Japanese
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Lolita" in Japanese?
"Lolita" in Japanese is ロリタ, ロリ. Lolita means: A sexually precocious young girl (a term now widely considered offensive and best avoided).
How do you pronounce ロリタ?
"Lolita" in Japanese is ロリタ, pronounced "rorita".
How do you use "Lolita" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's central character is often referenced in discussions of the term "lolita."" In Japanese, "Lolita" is ロリタ, ロリ.
Are there other ways to say "Lolita" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Lolita": ロリタ, ロリ.