“Indistinct” in Japanese
Short answer
Indistinct in Japanese is “不文明” (fubunmei). Full meaning: indistinct, obscure.
Other ways to say “Indistinct” in Japanese
仄か
honoka faint, indistinct, dim, vague, subtle, delicate
漠然
bakuzen vague, obscure, indistinct, hazy, ambiguous
不明
fumei unclear, obscure, indistinct, uncertain, ambiguous; unknown, unidentified; ignorance, lack of wisdom, lack of insight
模糊
moko dim, vague, indistinct, faint, obscure
幽微
yuubi dim, indistinct
不明確
fumeikaku inaccurate, indistinct, imprecise, unclear, indecisive
不明瞭
fumeiryou unclear, indistinct, obscure, opaque, inarticulate, dim, blurred
見づらい
mizurai hard to see, indistinct, obscure, illegible; painful to look at
見えづらい
miezurai hard to see, indistinct, obscure, illegible
聞きにくい
kikinikui difficult to hear, indistinct; hesitating to ask, awkward to ask; unpleasant to hear, painful to listen to
朦朧
mourou dim, hazy, vague, indistinct, faint, fuzzy, cloudy, obscure
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