無邪気 mujaki innocent

無邪気 is innocent the way a child is: sweet, artless, free of malice. It can also mean thoughtless or simple-minded. 純真 (junshin), also on this page, is pure-hearted and unspoiled.

The Japanese word 無邪気 meaning "innocent" is composed of the kanji 無 (read mu) meaning "nothingness; none", 邪 (read ja) meaning "wicked; injustice; wrong", and 気 (read ki) meaning "spirit; mind; air".

純真 is a pure heart: innocent, unspoiled, at times naive. 純真一途 (junshin ichizu) is pure and innocent all the way through.

The Japanese word 純真 meaning "innocent" is composed of the kanji 純 (read jun) meaning "genuine; purity; innocence" and 真 (read shin) meaning "true; reality".

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