“Filthy” in Japanese
Short answer
Filthy in Japanese is “むさい” (musai). Full meaning: filthy, squalid, dirty, foul, sordid.
Other ways to say “Filthy” in Japanese
薄汚い
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
汚らわしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
むさ苦しい
musakurushii filthy, squalid, dirty, foul, sordid
汚い
gitanai dirty, filthy, foul, unclean; disordered, messy, untidy, poor (e.g. handwriting); indecent (language, etc.), dirty, vulgar, coarse
汚らしい
kitanarashii dirty-looking, filthy, disgusting, squalid
ムサい
musai filthy, squalid, dirty, foul, sordid
汚わしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
汚はしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
うす汚い
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
薄ぎたない
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
うす汚ない
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
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