“Grassy-smelling” in Japanese
Short answer
Grassy-smelling in Japanese is “青臭い” (aokusai). Full meaning: inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation.
Other ways to say “Grassy-smelling” in Japanese
青臭い
aokusai inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青くさい
aokusai inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青ぐさい
aogusai inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
あおくさい
aokusai inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
あおくさ
aokusa inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青臭
aokusa inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青臭
aokusa inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青臭う
aokusou inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青臭え
aokusei inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青臭え
aokusei inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
青臭く
aokusaku inexperienced, immature, green, naive; grassy-smelling, smelling of raw vegetation
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