“Sinister” in Japanese
Short answer
Sinister in Japanese is “禍々しい” (magamagashii). Full meaning: ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened.
Other ways to say “Sinister” in Japanese
不吉
fukitsu ominous, sinister, unlucky, inauspicious
曲曲しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
曲々しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
禍禍しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
枉々しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
凶凶しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
凶々しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
枉枉しい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
凶まがしい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
禍まがしい
magamagashii ominous, sinister, unlucky, ill-omened
陰険
inken crafty, tricky, sly, wily, treacherous, underhand; sinister (look)
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