Translation guide
The style, behavior, and philosophy of a dandy—a man who places particular importance on physical appearance, refined language, and leisurely hobbies, often with an air of elegance and nonchalance.
Referring to the overall concept, movement, or personal philosophy of dandyism, especially in historical or literary contexts.
Describing a person's dandy-like qualities, such as elegance, refined taste, or stylishness.
A native Japanese word for stylishness, dandyism, or foppery. Often used in compounds like 伊達男 (dandy) or 伊達者 (dandy).
I admire his dandyism.
A casual way to refer to 'dandy-ness' by adding さ to the loanword ダンディ.
His dandyism increases year by year.
A traditional Japanese aesthetic concept similar to dandyism, emphasizing understated elegance, sophistication, and a touch of rebelliousness. Often associated with Edo-period culture.
Focusing on the visual aspect—fashion, grooming, and overall look.
ダンディズム is the direct loanword and is best for historical or literary contexts. 伊達 is a native term for stylishness or dandyism, often used in everyday speech. 粋 is a broader aesthetic concept that overlaps with dandyism but carries nuances of sophistication and subtle rebellion from Edo culture.
He is the embodiment of dandyism.
That guy is a dandy.
His way of wearing a kimono is dandyish.
His dandyism influenced those around him.
I sense dandyism in his behavior.
His dandyism stood out at the party.