“Hasty” in Japanese
Short answer
Hasty in Japanese is “性急” (seikyuu). Full meaning: hasty, rash, rushed, hurried, impatient, impetuous, quick-tempered.
Other ways to say “Hasty” in Japanese
せっかち
sekkachi hasty, impatient, restless, rash
そそっかしい
sosokkashii careless, thoughtless, hasty, rash
倉卒
sousotsu hurried, hasty, busy, precipitate, sudden, abrupt
気の早い
kinohayai hasty, rash, impatient, restless, quick (to draw conclusions, make decisions, etc.)
気が早い
kigahayai hasty, rash, impatient, restless, quick (to draw conclusions, make decisions, etc.)
拙速
sessoku rough-and-ready, knocked-up, hasty, slipshod, slapdash
短絡的
tanrakuteki simplistic (thinking, idea, etc.), hasty
せいきゅう
seikyuu hasty, rash, rushed, hurried, impatient, impetuous, quick-tempered
セイキュウ
seikyuu hasty, rash, rushed, hurried, impatient, impetuous, quick-tempered
軽はずみ
karuhazumi thoughtless, rash, hasty, imprudent
気短
kimijika short-tempered, quick-tempered; impatient, hasty, rash
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