“Discontent” in Japanese
Short answer
Discontent in Japanese is “磊塊” (raikai). Full meaning: discontent, being weighed down emotionally, heavy heart.
Other ways to say “Discontent” in Japanese
不平
fuhei discontent, dissatisfaction, complaint, grievance
不服
fufuku dissatisfaction, discontent, disapproval, objection, complaint, protest, disagreement
不満
fuman dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure, complaint, unhappiness
ふふく
fufuku dissatisfaction, discontent, disapproval, objection, complaint, protest, disagreement
無聊
buryou boredom, ennui, tedium; discontent, unease
不満足
fumanzoku dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure
不足
fusoku insufficiency, deficiency, shortage, lack, scarcity, deficit; dissatisfaction, discontent, complaint
蟠り
wadakamari cares, bad feeling, ill feeling, discontent, reserve
ふまん
fuman dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure, complaint, unhappiness
ぶりょう
buryou boredom, ennui, tedium; discontent, unease
ぶそく
busoku insufficiency, deficiency, shortage, lack, scarcity, deficit; dissatisfaction, discontent, complaint
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