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あだめく Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Meanings 1
godan verb (-ku)
bewitching ; coquettish ; alluring ; seductive
usually written using kana alone
Describes a person, especially a woman, whose appearance or behavior is charmingly attractive in a flirtatious or seductive way. Often used in literary or descriptive contexts.
See also: 婀娜っぽい (あだっぽい)
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Everyone was captivated by her bewitching smile.
Written forms 婀あ 娜だ めく
Rare kanji spelling; the characters 婀娜 are not commonly used.
阿あ 娜だ めく
Rare variant kanji spelling.
徒あだ めく
Rare variant kanji spelling.
Kanji 阿 Africa, flatter, fawn upon 徒 on foot, junior, emptiness Etymology Derived from 婀娜 (ada, 'coquettish') + めく (-meku, 'to show signs of'). The exact origin of 婀娜 is uncertain, but it is associated with alluring feminine beauty.
