“Miscellaneous” in Japanese
Short answer
Miscellaneous in Japanese is “雑多” (zatta). Full meaning: miscellaneous, mixed, unorganized.
Other ways to say “Miscellaneous” in Japanese
諸口
morokuchi sundries, miscellaneous (objects)
ざった
zatta miscellaneous, mixed, unorganized
雑
zou rough, crude, sloppy, messy; miscellaneous; miscellany (classification of Japanese poetry unrelated to the seasons or to love)
ザツ
zatsu rough, crude, sloppy, messy; miscellaneous; miscellany (classification of Japanese poetry unrelated to the seasons or to love)
種々雑多
shujuzatta all sorts of, various, miscellaneous, motley
双口
moroguchi sundries, miscellaneous (objects)
不揃い
fuzoroi uneven, irregular, non-uniform, unsorted, odd, miscellaneous, incomplete (set)
不ぞろい
fuzoroi uneven, irregular, non-uniform, unsorted, odd, miscellaneous, incomplete (set)
ふそろひ
fuzoroi uneven, irregular, non-uniform, unsorted, odd, miscellaneous, incomplete (set)
ふぞろい
fuzoroi uneven, irregular, non-uniform, unsorted, odd, miscellaneous, incomplete (set)
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