カリスマ
Meanings
noun, noun-modifying (irregular)
charisma (divine gift); charism
Theological or historical sense: a divinely conferred power or talent. Rare outside religious contexts.
In theology, charisma is considered a special power granted by God.
noun, noun-modifying (irregular)
charismatic person
Refers to a person who possesses charisma. Often used with 的 or as a modifier.
He is a charismatic figure in the industry.
noun, noun-modifying (irregular)
Colloquial use for a famous person, especially one admired for talent. Often used in entertainment or fashion contexts.
She has an idol-like popularity among young people.
Usage patterns
- 〈人〉のカリスマに惹かれるto be drawn in by someone's charisma
Many young people were drawn in by his charisma.
- カリスマ的な〈人〉a charismatic person
She is known as a charismatic leader.
- カリスマとして〈動詞〉to act/be treated as a charismatic figure
He is active in the fashion industry as a charismatic icon.