“Boring” in Japanese
Short answer
ダル
daru
Boring in Japanese is “ダル” (daru). Full meaning: dull, lifeless, boring; Indian split pulse (lentils, peas or beans), Indian pulse stew, dal, daal.
Other ways to say “Boring” in Japanese
試錐
shisui boring, drilling
索然
sakuzen boring, dull, dry
鑽孔
sankou boring, punching
退屈
taikutsu tedious, boring, dull, uninteresting, tiresome, monotonous; to feel bored, to get bored (with), to get tired (of)
うんざり
unzari tedious, boring, being fed up with
中刳り
nakaguri boring
穴ぐり
anaguri boring (a hole)
おもんねー
omonne- boring, lame, unfunny
穿孔
senkou perforation, punching, boring, drilling
おもんない
omonnai uninteresting, boring, not amusing, not fun
つまんない
tsumannai dull, boring
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