“Irregular” in Japanese
Short answer
Irregular in Japanese is “不順” (fujun). Full meaning: irregular, unseasonable, changeable, unsettled, abnormal.
Other ways to say “Irregular” in Japanese
不揃い
fuzoroi uneven, irregular, non-uniform, unsorted, odd, miscellaneous, incomplete (set)
イレギュラー
iregyuraa irregular
不定期
futeiki irregular, indeterminate, tramp (steamer)
不規則
fukisoku irregular, unsystematic, unsteady, disorderly
変則的
hensokuteki irregular, atypical, anomalous, anomalistic, abnormal
不規律
fukiritsu irregular, undisciplined, disorganized, disorganised, slipshod
ちぐはぐ
chiguhagu mismatched, odd, irregular; inconsistent, incoherent, confused
歪
ibitsu distorted, crooked, irregular, warped; oval, elliptical shape; round, wooden container for cooked rice
非正規
hiseiki non-regular, irregular; subnormal (number), denormal, denormalized
イビツ
ibitsu distorted, crooked, irregular, warped; oval, elliptical shape; round, wooden container for cooked rice
いびつ
ibitsu distorted, crooked, irregular, warped; oval, elliptical shape; round, wooden container for cooked rice
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