What is the meaning of "ero" in Japanese?

Last Updated: 18.06.2025 01:38

What is the meaning of "ero" in Japanese?

Thus エロ can be noun and adjective.

Ero is short form of Eros (エロス).

This word appeared late in Japan. It seemed エロスcould only be read in academic writings. People have invented a hybrid adjective Eroi (エロい), denoting erotic. Ir became popular among civil.

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