“Rather coarse” in Japanese
Short answer
Rather coarse in Japanese is “粗目” (zarame). Full meaning: granulated sugar, brown sugar; somewhat coarse, somewhat rough, rather coarse, rather rough; coarse mesh, coarse texture, coarse weave, bastard cut (of a file).
Other ways to say “Rather coarse” in Japanese
ザラメ
zarame granulated sugar, brown sugar; somewhat coarse, somewhat rough, rather coarse, rather rough; coarse mesh, coarse texture, coarse weave, bastard cut (of a file)
ざらめ
zarame granulated sugar, brown sugar; somewhat coarse, somewhat rough, rather coarse, rather rough; coarse mesh, coarse texture, coarse weave, bastard cut (of a file)
ざら目
zarame granulated sugar, brown sugar; somewhat coarse, somewhat rough, rather coarse, rather rough; coarse mesh, coarse texture, coarse weave, bastard cut (of a file)
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