有罪

1. (criminal law)guilty(of a criminal offence)

   判決有罪／判决有罪  ― pànjuéyǒuzuì  ―  to findguilty

   • 萬方有罪，罪在朕躬。[Classical Chinese,trad.]
     万方有罪，罪在朕躬。[Classical Chinese,simp.]

     From: TheAnalects of Confucius,c. 475 – 221BCE, translated based onJames Legge's version

     Wànfāngyǒuzuì, zuì zài zhèngōng.[Pinyin]

     If you in the myriad regionscommit offenses, these offenses must rest on my person.

• 無罪／无罪 (wúzuì)

有罪

1. (literary)offender;someonewho isguilty of anoffence

• (Tokyo)ゆうざい[yùúzáí] (Heiban – [0])
• IPA^(key): [jɯ̟ːza̠i]

有(ゆう)罪(ざい)• (yūzai) 

1. guilt, beingguilty

   裁判(さいばん)で有罪(ゆうざい)とされる

   saiban de yūzai to sareru

   be found guilty at trial

• 無罪(むざい)(muzai,“innocence”)

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