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“Disordered” in Japanese

Short answer
蕪雑 buzatsu ぶざつ

Disordered in Japanese is “蕪雑” (buzatsu). Full meaning: disordered, confused, unpolished, rough.

Other ways to say “Disordered” in Japanese

汚い gitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse しどろもどろ shidoromodoro confused, disordered, faltered, incoherent, inconsistent ぶざつ buzatsu disordered, confused, unpolished, rough 醜い gitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse 穢い gitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse 汚ない kitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse 汚ーい kitanaii dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse ぶ雑 buzatsu disordered, confused, unpolished, rough ギタナい gitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse キタナイ kitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse キタナい kitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse

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