“Forbidding” in Japanese
Short answer
Forbidding in Japanese is “厳つい” (ikatsui). Full meaning: stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders).
Other ways to say “Forbidding” in Japanese
イカつい
ikatsui stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
いかつい
ikatsui stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカツい
ikatsui stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
いかつ
ikatsu stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカつ
ikatsu stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカツ
ikatsu stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカつく
ikatsuku stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカツく
ikatsuku stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
いかつく
ikatsuku stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカツきゃ
ikatsukya stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
イカつかろ
ikatsukaro stern, grim, rough, rugged, forbidding, overbearing, square (shoulders)
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