“The masses” in Japanese
Short answer
The masses in Japanese is “蒼生” (sousei). Full meaning: the masses, people.
Other ways to say “The masses” in Japanese
衆庶
shuusho the masses, common people
衆俗
shuuzoku the masses, ordinary people
萌黎
hourei the masses, common people
群俗
gunzoku the masses, the people, populace
蒸民
joumin the masses, the people
大衆
taishuu general public, the masses
凡俗
bonzoku mediocrity, the masses, ordinary run of men
下民
gemin the lower classes, the masses, the common people; underclass, riffraff
黔首
kenshu the people, the masses, the public, the great unwashed
有象無象
uzoumuzou mob, the masses, rabble, riffraff; all things in nature, the whole creation
大向こう
oomukou gallery (of a theatre); audience (at a theatre), the masses, the general public
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