My younger brother is a prankster and often hides my shoes.
That mischief-maker is making noise in the classroom again.
lascivious person; loose woman
Dated term for a person with loose morals, especially a promiscuous woman. Rare in modern usage.
In old novels, the word いたずら者 sometimes referred to a loose woman.
Archaic meaning; used historically to refer to rodents. Not used in modern Japanese.
In old documents, there are examples where いたずら者 is used to mean a mouse or rat.
いたずら is the noun/adjective for mischief or prank; いたずら者 is the person who does it.
Same meaning as いたずら, but written in kanji; 悪戯者 is the full kanji form of いたずら者.
Common mixed kanji-kana spelling.
Full kanji spelling; less common but still used.
Rarely used kanji form.
Compound of いたずら (mischief) and 者 (person). The exact origin of いたずら is uncertain, but it may be related to the verb いたずる (to play pranks).