Translation guide
Describes something rich, abundant, and thriving, often used for vegetation, hair, or growth. Japanese equivalents depend on what is being described.
Describing plants, gardens, forests, or greenery that is thick, healthy, and abundant.
Literally 'green and lush', used for verdant vegetation. Very common and natural.
Describing hair, beards, or animal fur that is full, dense, and healthy-looking.
Means 'abundant' or 'rich', commonly used for thick, luxuriant hair.
Describing artistic works, writing, or design that is ornate, elaborate, or richly detailed.
Means 'gorgeous' or 'splendid', often used for luxurious, elaborate decoration or style.
The garden has a luxuriant green lawn.
Means 'overgrown' or 'thickly growing', often for plants, bushes, or trees. Implies vigorous, sometimes wild growth.
Luxuriant trees covered the path.
A more formal or written term for lush, rampant growth of plants.
Luxuriant vegetation can be seen in the tropical rainforest.
She has luxuriant black hair.
An onomatopoeic word describing something fluffy and thick, like hair, fur, or a tail. Casual and vivid.
That dog has a luxuriant coat.
The palace was adorned with luxuriant decorations.
A literary term meaning 'gorgeous' or 'brilliant', used for extremely ornate beauty. Rare in everyday speech.
Luxuriant costumes adorned the stage.