“Rough-mannered” in Japanese
Short answer
Rough-mannered in Japanese is “荒っぽい” (arappoi). Full meaning: wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless.
Other ways to say “Rough-mannered” in Japanese
あらっぽい
arappoi wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぽ
arappo wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
あらっぽ
arappo wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぺえ
arappei wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぽく
arappoku wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぽう
arappoi wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぽけれ
arappokere wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぽきゃ
arappokya wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
あらっぽく
arappoku wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
あらっぽう
arappoi wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
荒っぽかろ
arappokaro wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
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