Translation guide
The English phrase 'degenerate age' refers to a period of moral or cultural decline. In Japanese, this concept is often expressed through terms describing the end of a virtuous era, the decline of the world, or a corrupted generation.
To describe a historical period or current times as morally corrupt or culturally degraded.
To refer to a specific generation or group of people as degenerate.
In this degenerate age, people's hearts are corrupted.
A Buddhist term for the 'Latter Day of the Law', a period of decline when the teachings of Buddha are forgotten. Often used metaphorically for a degenerate age.
In this degenerate age, the true teachings are being lost.
Literally 'age of decadence'. A more general term for a period of moral or cultural decay.
In this degenerate age, only art shines.
A Buddhist term meaning 'impure world' or 'degenerate age', emphasizing moral impurity and corruption.
To survive in this degenerate age, one needs a strong will.
They are said to be a degenerate generation.
Means 'corrupted generation'. Emphasizes moral downfall.
A degenerate generation will ruin this country.