“Rash” in Japanese
Short answer
Rash in Japanese is “軽々しい” (karugarushii). Full meaning: rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous.
Other ways to say “Rash” in Japanese
発疹
hasshin rash, eruption
疹
shin rash, eruption, ...id
皮疹
hishin rash, eruption
軽率
keisotsu rash, thoughtless, careless, hasty, imprudent
出物
demono rash, boil, eruption (skin); secondhand article, bargain, good buy; fart
無鉄砲
muteppou rash, reckless, headlong, foolhardy
気触れ
kabure rash, eruption (in response to a skin irritant); influence; crazy about, having an affectation concerning all things surrounding something (esp. a language, a culture, etc.)
輕々しい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
軽軽しい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
性急
seikyuu hasty, rash, rushed, hurried, impatient, impetuous, quick-tempered
軽がるしい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
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