“Crowd” in Japanese
Short answer
Crowd in Japanese is “群集” (gunshuu). Full meaning: crowd, community, group, herd, gathering, assembly.
Other ways to say “Crowd” in Japanese
人だかり
hitodakari crowd, throng
人出
hitode crowd, turnout
雑踏
zattou hustle and bustle, throng, crowd, congestion, traffic jam
群れ
mure group, crowd, flock, herd, bevy, school, swarm, cluster (e.g. of stars), clump, pack (e.g. of dogs)
犇めき
hishimeki clamour, crowd, jostle
多衆
tashuu crowd (of people), large group of people
大観衆
daikanshuu crowd (e.g. of spectators), huge audience
俗衆
zokushuu people, crowd, masses, the public
群衆
gunshuu crowd, community, group, herd, gathering, assembly
一群れ
hitomure group, flock, crowd, herd; wide expanse (of flowers)
一叢
hitomura copse, crowd, herd
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