“Obstinate person” in Japanese
Short answer
Obstinate person in Japanese is “石頭” (ishiatama). Full meaning: obstinate person, stubbornness, pigheadedness; hard head (like a rock).
Other ways to say “Obstinate person” in Japanese
没分暁漢
botsubungyoukan obstinate person, blockhead
分からず屋
wakarazuya obstinate person, blockhead
一刻者
ikkokumono stubborn person, obstinate person
朴念仁
bokunenjin quiet unsociable person; obstinate person, blockhead
いごっそう
igossou stubborn person, strong-minded person, obstinate person
強情っ張り
goujouppari stubborn person, obstinate person, stubbornness, obstinacy
石あたま
ishiatama obstinate person, stubbornness, pigheadedness; hard head (like a rock)
意地っ張り
ijippari obstinate, stubborn; obstinate person, stubborn person
木念仁
bokunenjin quiet unsociable person; obstinate person, blockhead
いごっそ
igosso stubborn person, strong-minded person, obstinate person
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