“Hoarse” in Japanese
Short answer
Hoarse in Japanese is “嗄れ嗄れ” (karegare). Full meaning: hoarse, hoarse-voiced.
Other ways to say “Hoarse” in Japanese
野太い
nobutoi audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
のぶとい
nobutoi audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
のぶと
nobuto audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
野太
nobuto audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
野太く
nobutoku audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
野太う
nobutoi audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
野太え
nobutei audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
のぶとう
nobutoi audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
野太かろ
nobutokaro audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
野太かっ
nobutoka audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
のぶてえ
nobutee audacious, daring, bold, impudent, cheeky; throaty (voice), rough, deep, hoarse
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