“Smelling of earth” in Japanese
Short answer
Smelling of earth in Japanese is “土臭い” (tsuchikusai). Full meaning: smelling of earth, rustic.
Other ways to say “Smelling of earth” in Japanese
泥臭い
dorokusai smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
つちくさい
tsuchikusai smelling of earth, rustic
泥くさい
dorokusai smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくさい
dorokusai smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
土臭
tsuchikusa smelling of earth, rustic
土臭く
tsuchikusaku smelling of earth, rustic
土臭う
tsuchikusou smelling of earth, rustic
土臭え
tsuchikusei smelling of earth, rustic
土臭きゃ
tsuchikusakya smelling of earth, rustic
土臭かろ
tsuchikusakaro smelling of earth, rustic
つちくさ
tsuchikusa smelling of earth, rustic
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