“Shameful” in Japanese
Short answer
Shameful in Japanese is “見っとも無い” (mittomonai). Full meaning: shameful, disgraceful, unsightly, indecent, unseemly, unbecoming, improper.
Other ways to say “Shameful” in Japanese
浅ましい
asamashii wretched, miserable, shameful, mean, despicable, abject
情けない
nasakenai miserable, pitiable, shameful, deplorable, pathetic
忸怩
jikuji bashful, shameful, ashamed
苦々しい
niganigashii unpleasant, disgusting, loathsome, shameful, scandalous
恥ずかしい
hazukashii embarrassing, embarrassed, ashamed, humiliated, shy; disgraceful, shameful
おぞい
ozoi crude, inferior grade, worn, ragged, shameful; sly, clever; disgusting, repulsive, absurd
様はない
zamahanai indecent, shameful, unsightly, pathetic
恥ずべき
hazubeki disgraceful, shameful
情無い
nasakenai miserable, pitiable, shameful, deplorable, pathetic
情ない
nasakenai miserable, pitiable, shameful, deplorable, pathetic
淺間しい
asamashii wretched, miserable, shameful, mean, despicable, abject
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