“Smelling of mud” in Japanese
Short answer
Smelling of mud in Japanese is “泥臭い” (dorokusai). Full meaning: smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude.
Other ways to say “Smelling of mud” in Japanese
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
どろくさ
dorokusa smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくそう
dorokusoo smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくさく
dorokusaku smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくせえ
dorokusee smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくさかっ
dorokusaka smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくさかろ
dorokusakaro smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくさけれ
dorokusakere smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
どろくさきゃ
dorokusakya smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
泥臭
dorokusa smelling of mud, smelling of earth; unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, crude
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