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“Unkind” in Japanese

Short answer
いけず ikezu いけず

Unkind in Japanese is “いけず” (ikezu). Full meaning: unkind, mean.

Other ways to say “Unkind” in Japanese

心無い kokoronai inconsiderate, unkind, cruel, inhuman; thoughtless, unthinking, mindless イケズ ikezu unkind, mean 心ない kokoronai inconsiderate, unkind, cruel, inhuman; thoughtless, unthinking, mindless こころない kokoronai inconsiderate, unkind, cruel, inhuman; thoughtless, unthinking, mindless 邪険 jaken cruel, hard-hearted, harsh, unkind つれない tsurenai cold, indifferent, unfriendly, unsympathetic, unkind 生洲 ikesu unkind, mean 意地悪 ijiwaru malicious, ill-tempered, unkind, mean, nasty 心な kokorona inconsiderate, unkind, cruel, inhuman; thoughtless, unthinking, mindless 心のう kokoronou inconsiderate, unkind, cruel, inhuman; thoughtless, unthinking, mindless 心無え kokoronei inconsiderate, unkind, cruel, inhuman; thoughtless, unthinking, mindless

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