“Ragged” in Japanese
Short answer
Ragged in Japanese is “おぞい” (ozoi). Full meaning: crude, inferior grade, worn, ragged, shameful; sly, clever; disgusting, repulsive, absurd.
Other ways to say “Ragged” in Japanese
くたくた
kutakuta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
ラギッド
ragiddo rugged; ragged
そぼろ
soboro minced meat or fish that is seasoned and fried (usu. served on top of rice); tattered, ragged, tangled; fine, small
むしゃくしゃ
mushakusha vexed, irritated, fretful, in ill humour, in ill humor, in a temper; shaggy, bushy, ragged, rugged
グタグタ
gutaguta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
クダクダ
kudakuda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
クタクタ
kutakuta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
ぐだぐだ
gudaguda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
ぐたぐた
gutaguta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
くだくだ
kudakuda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
グダグダ
gudaguda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
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