“Long-winded” in Japanese
Short answer
Long-winded in Japanese is “長たらしい” (nagatarashii). Full meaning: tedious, lengthy, overlong, long-winded.
Other ways to say “Long-winded” in Japanese
くだくだしい
kudakudashii tedious, lengthy, wordy, long-winded
諄い
kudoi repetitious, long-winded, tedious, wordy, verbose, insistent, importunate; heavy (taste), (overly) rich, strong, cloying; gaudy (colour, design, etc.), loud
息の長い
ikinonagai lasting (work), sustained (effort), prolonged; long-winded
クダクダしい
kudakudashii tedious, lengthy, wordy, long-winded
ながたらしい
nagatarashii tedious, lengthy, overlong, long-winded
くだくだし
kudakudashi tedious, lengthy, wordy, long-winded
クダクダし
kudakudashi tedious, lengthy, wordy, long-winded
長たらし
nagatarashi tedious, lengthy, overlong, long-winded
くだくだしく
kudakudashiku tedious, lengthy, wordy, long-winded
クダクダしく
kudakudashiku tedious, lengthy, wordy, long-winded
ながたらし
nagatarashi tedious, lengthy, overlong, long-winded
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