“Stinking” in Japanese
Short answer
Stinking in Japanese is “臭い” (kusai). Full meaning: stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled.
Other ways to say “Stinking” in Japanese
くさ
kusa stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
クサ
kusa stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
臭ーい
kusaii stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
臭〜い
kusaii stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
クサイ
kusai stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
クサい
kusai stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
っ臭い
kkusai stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
くさい
kusai stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
っくさい
kkusai stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
クサ〜い
kusaii stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
くっさい
kussai stinking, smelly; suspicious, fishy; clumsy, unskilled
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