“Disrespect” in Japanese
Short answer
Disrespect in Japanese is “不敬” (fukei). Full meaning: disrespect, irreverence, impiety, blasphemy, profanity.
Other ways to say “Disrespect” in Japanese
蔑ろ
naigashiro (a) slight, disrespect, making light (of), neglect
失敬
shikkei rudeness, impoliteness, disrespect, impertinence; leaving, going (on one's way), saying goodbye; taking without permission, stealing, pinching, pilfering
不遜
fuson arrogance, insolence, disrespect
ｄｉｓ
deisu diss, dissing, disrespect
ふけい
fukei disrespect, irreverence, impiety, blasphemy, profanity
ないがしろ
naigashiro (a) slight, disrespect, making light (of), neglect
ナイガシロ
naigashiro (a) slight, disrespect, making light (of), neglect
しっけい
shikkei rudeness, impoliteness, disrespect, impertinence; leaving, going (on one's way), saying goodbye; taking without permission, stealing, pinching, pilfering
シッケイ
shikkei rudeness, impoliteness, disrespect, impertinence; leaving, going (on one's way), saying goodbye; taking without permission, stealing, pinching, pilfering
ふそん
fuson arrogance, insolence, disrespect
ＤＩＳ
diiaiesu diss, dissing, disrespect
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