“Dim-witted” in Japanese
Short answer
Dim-witted in Japanese is “愚鈍” (gudon). Full meaning: stupid, dim-witted, dense, dull, obtuse, slow.
Other ways to say “Dim-witted” in Japanese
頭の弱い
atamanoyowai dim witted, bird-brained, dullard
頭の鈍い
atamanonibui dim-witted, airheaded, bird-brained, dim, dullard, blockheaded
もっさり
mossari slow, sluggish, dim-witted; bushy (hair), thick; unfashionable, lacking style
血の巡りが悪い
chinomegurigawarui dim-witted, slow to catch on
血の巡りの悪い
chinomegurinowarui dim-witted, slow to catch on
頭の足りない
atamanotarinai half-baked, dim-witted, meatheaded
足らない
taranai insufficient, not enough, lacking; dim-witted, slow, stupid
足りない
tarinai insufficient, not enough, lacking; dim-witted, slow, stupid
ぐどん
gudon stupid, dim-witted, dense, dull, obtuse, slow
モッサリ
mossari slow, sluggish, dim-witted; bushy (hair), thick; unfashionable, lacking style
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