“Tiresome” in Japanese
Short answer
Tiresome in Japanese is “しんどい” (shindoi). Full meaning: tired, frazzled; tiresome, tiring, draining, bothersome, worrisome.
Other ways to say “Tiresome” in Japanese
怠い
tarui sluggish, languid, listless, heavy (heart, legs, etc.), dull; bothersome, tiresome, pain-in-the-ass
億劫
okkuu troublesome, bothersome, tiresome, annoying
おとろしい
otoroshii bothersome, tiresome, bother to do; terrible, dreadful, frightening
面倒くさい
mendokusai bothersome, tiresome, bother to do
煩い
urusai noisy, loud; annoying, troublesome, tiresome, persistent, importunate; fussy, finicky, picky, particular, nagging, fastidious, bossy
しんど
shindo tired, frazzled; tiresome, tiring, draining, bothersome, worrisome
うっさい
ussai noisy, loud; annoying, troublesome, tiresome, persistent, importunate; fussy, finicky, picky, particular, nagging, fastidious, bossy
シンドイ
shindoi tired, frazzled; tiresome, tiring, draining, bothersome, worrisome
シンドい
shindoi tired, frazzled; tiresome, tiring, draining, bothersome, worrisome
しんどく
shindoku tired, frazzled; tiresome, tiring, draining, bothersome, worrisome
シンドく
shindoku tired, frazzled; tiresome, tiring, draining, bothersome, worrisome
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