“Cold-hearted” in Japanese
Short answer
Cold-hearted in Japanese is “非情” (hijou). Full meaning: cold-hearted, callous, unfeeling, cruel; insentient (objects), insensate, inanimate.
Other ways to say “Cold-hearted” in Japanese
冷淡無情
reitanmujou cold-hearted, callous, pitiless, unsympathetic
酷薄無情
kokuhakumujou cold-hearted, merciless, ruthless
薄情
hakujou unfeeling, heartless, cold-hearted, cruel
クール
kuuru cool (temperature, color, etc.); cool (i.e. calm and collected), cool-headed, cold-hearted; cool (i.e. fashionable or stylish)
冷淡
reitan cool, indifferent, apathetic, half-hearted; cold, cold-hearted, heartless, unkind
はくじょう
hakujou unfeeling, heartless, cold-hearted, cruel
ぐーる
guuru cool (temperature, color, etc.); cool (i.e. calm and collected), cool-headed, cold-hearted; cool (i.e. fashionable or stylish)
グール
guuru cool (temperature, color, etc.); cool (i.e. calm and collected), cool-headed, cold-hearted; cool (i.e. fashionable or stylish)
れいたん
reitan cool, indifferent, apathetic, half-hearted; cold, cold-hearted, heartless, unkind
クゥル
kuuru cool (temperature, color, etc.); cool (i.e. calm and collected), cool-headed, cold-hearted; cool (i.e. fashionable or stylish)
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