“Dense” in Japanese
Short answer
Dense in Japanese is “濛々” (moumou). Full meaning: dense (e.g. fog, dust, etc.), thick; vague (as in being unable to think clearly), dim.
Other ways to say “Dense” in Japanese
稠密
choumitsu dense, populous, crowded, thick
鬱然
utsuzen dense (vegetation), thick; prominent, popular; gloomy (mood)
鬱蒼
ussou thick, dense, luxuriant
密
hisoka dense, thick, crowded; close (relationship), intimate; minute, fine, careful
濃密
noumitsu thick, dense, rich (as in taste or content), deep (colour), strong (smell, scent); crowded
物わかりが悪い
monowakarigawarui dense, dim, dull-witted, unsympathetic, slow to understand, slow on the uptake
愚鈍
gudon stupid, dim-witted, dense, dull, obtuse, slow
深い
bukai deep; profound; dense, thick
蔚然
utsuzen dense (vegetation), thick; prominent, popular; gloomy (mood)
朦々
moumou dense (e.g. fog, dust, etc.), thick; vague (as in being unable to think clearly), dim
欝然
utsuzen dense (vegetation), thick; prominent, popular; gloomy (mood)
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