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“Ish” in Japanese

Short answer
っぽい ppoi ppoi

Ish in Japanese is “っぽい” (ppoi). Full meaning: -ish, -like.

Other ways to say “Ish” in Japanese

らしい rashii seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... つぼい tsuboi -ish, -like アイシュ aishu ish らしき rashiki seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... つぼく tsuboku -ish, -like しい shii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking ラシ rashi seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... ラシい rashii seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... つぼかろ tsubokaro -ish, -like つぼかっ tsuboka -ish, -like つぼきゃ tsubokya -ish, -like

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