“Idler” in Japanese
Short answer
Idler in Japanese is “遊民” (yuumin). Full meaning: idler, the unemployed.
Other ways to say “Idler” in Japanese
ぐうたら
guutara lazybones, good-for-nothing, idler, slacker, loafer
暇人
himajin person with a lot of free time on their hands, person of leisure, idler, loafer
グウタラ
guutara lazybones, good-for-nothing, idler, slacker, loafer
無駄飯食い
mudameshigui ne'er-do-well, waster, idler, good-for-nothing
穀潰し
gokutsubushi good-for-nothing, parasite, deadbeat, loafer, drone, idler
ひま人
himajin person with a lot of free time on their hands, person of leisure, idler, loafer
ヒマ人
himajin person with a lot of free time on their hands, person of leisure, idler, loafer
グータラ
guutara lazybones, good-for-nothing, idler, slacker, loafer
ぐーたら
guutara lazybones, good-for-nothing, idler, slacker, loafer
のらくら者
norakuramono lazybones, lay-about, good-for-nothing, idler
ヒマジン
himajin person with a lot of free time on their hands, person of leisure, idler, loafer
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