“Noisy” in Japanese
Short answer
Noisy in Japanese is “煩い” (urusai). Full meaning: noisy, loud; annoying, troublesome, tiresome, persistent, importunate; fussy, finicky, picky, particular, nagging, fastidious, bossy.
Other ways to say “Noisy” in Japanese
姦しい
kashimashii noisy, boisterous
喧しい
kamabisushii noisy, loud, clamorous, boisterous; much talked of, much-discussed, vexed; strict, severe, stern
騒がしい
sawagashii noisy, boisterous; turbulent (era, etc.), troubled
うっさい
ussai noisy, loud; annoying, troublesome, tiresome, persistent, importunate; fussy, finicky, picky, particular, nagging, fastidious, bossy
騒々しい
souzoushii noisy, loud, boisterous, clamorous, raucous; turbulent, unsettled, restless
物騒がしい
monosawagashii noisy, boisterous, turbulent
ウザイ
uzai annoying, noisy; strict
騒然
souzen noisy, confused, uproarious
煩ーい
urusaii noisy, loud; annoying, troublesome, tiresome, persistent, importunate; fussy, finicky, picky, particular, nagging, fastidious, bossy
煩さい
urusai noisy, loud; annoying, troublesome, tiresome, persistent, importunate; fussy, finicky, picky, particular, nagging, fastidious, bossy
囂しい
kamabisushii noisy, loud, clamorous, boisterous; much talked of, much-discussed, vexed; strict, severe, stern
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