“Insignificant person” in Japanese
Short answer
Insignificant person in Japanese is “虫けら” (mushikera). Full meaning: worm, insect; insignificant person, pathetic person.
Other ways to say “Insignificant person” in Japanese
小輩
shouhai lowly person, person with a humble salary, insignificant person
虫ケラ
mushikera worm, insect; insignificant person, pathetic person
小人
shoujin child (esp. one of elementary school age or younger); dwarf, midget, pygmy; person of little importance, insignificant person
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