“Intolerable” in Japanese
Short answer
Intolerable in Japanese is “堪らん” (tamaran). Full meaning: intolerable, unbearable, unendurable; irresistible, tremendous, out of this world; cannot help (doing), cannot but do, anxious to do.
Other ways to say “Intolerable” in Japanese
堪らない
tamaranai intolerable, unbearable, unendurable; irresistible, tremendous, out of this world; cannot help (doing), cannot but do, anxious to do, cannot get enough of
忍びがたい
shinobigatai intolerable, unbearable
鼻持ちならぬ
hanamochinaranu intolerable, disgusting
堪ったものではない
tamattamonodehanai intolerable, unbearable, unendurable; tremendous, out of this world, irresistible; cannot help (doing), cannot but do, anxious to do
堪ったもんじゃない
tamattamonjanai intolerable, unbearable, unendurable; tremendous, out of this world, irresistible; cannot help (doing), cannot but do, anxious to do
堪ったものじゃない
tamattamonojanai intolerable, unbearable, unendurable; tremendous, out of this world, irresistible; cannot help (doing), cannot but do, anxious to do
堪ったもんではない
tamattamondehanai intolerable, unbearable, unendurable; tremendous, out of this world, irresistible; cannot help (doing), cannot but do, anxious to do
耐え難い
taegatai unbearable, intolerable, unendurable
許しがたい
yurushigatai hard-to-forgive, intolerable, inexcusable, unpardonable
我慢ならない
gamannaranai unbearable, intolerable, insufferable
鼻持ちならない
hanamochinaranai foul-smelling, stinking; intolerable (behaviour, attitude, etc.), unbearable, disgusting
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