“Disorder” in Japanese
Short answer
Disorder in Japanese is “狼藉” (rouzeki). Full meaning: disorder, confusion; violence, outrage, riot.
Other ways to say “Disorder” in Japanese
混乱
konran disorder, chaos, confusion, mayhem
紊乱
binran disorder, confusion, disturbance (of order, peace, etc.), corruption (e.g. of public morals)
乱雑
ranzatsu disorder, confusion, clutter, mess, muddle, disarray
乱れ
midare disorder, disturbance, unrest
乱脈
ranmyaku disorder, confusion, chaos
無秩序
muchitsujo disorder, chaos, confusion
冠履転倒
kanritentou disorder, chaos, inversion
紛乱
funran confusion, disorder
障害
shougai obstacle, impediment, hindrance, barrier, difficulty; disorder, defect, disability, handicap, impairment, dysfunction
不調
fuchou bad condition, poor condition, disorder, slump, being out of form; failure, rupture, breakdown (e.g. of negotiations)
混沌
konton chaos, confusion, disorder; chaotic, confused, uncertain, disarrayed
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