“Dullness” in Japanese
Short answer
Dullness in Japanese is “くすみ” (kusumi). Full meaning: dullness (esp. of the skin), lack of luster, dirt, soil, contamination.
Other ways to say “Dullness” in Japanese
不振
fushin dullness, slump, stagnation, inactivity, depression
遅鈍
chidon dullness, stupidity
クスミ
kusumi dullness (esp. of the skin), lack of luster, dirt, soil, contamination
乾燥無味
kansoumumi dryness, dullness
単調
tanchou monotony, monotone, dullness; monotone, monotonic
鈍才
donsai stupidity, dull person, dullness
楠見
kusumi dullness (esp. of the skin), lack of luster, dirt, soil, contamination
久隅
kusumi dullness (esp. of the skin), lack of luster, dirt, soil, contamination
楠美
kusumi dullness (esp. of the skin), lack of luster, dirt, soil, contamination
久須美
kusumi dullness (esp. of the skin), lack of luster, dirt, soil, contamination
弛み
tarumi slack, slackening, sagginess, flabbiness (skin, etc.); dullness, letdown, depression, ennui; relaxing, remitting, slackening
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