“Unsettled” in Japanese
Short answer
Unsettled in Japanese is “物騒” (bussou). Full meaning: dangerous, unsettled, troubled, disturbed, insecure.
Other ways to say “Unsettled” in Japanese
騒々しい
souzoushii noisy, loud, boisterous, clamorous, raucous; turbulent, unsettled, restless
未処分
mishobun undisposed-of, unsettled, unfinished, undivided (profits)
不決定
fukettei pending, unsettled, undecided
流動的
ryuudouteki fluid, unsettled
変わりやすい
kawariyasui changeable, unsettled, inconstant, fickle (e.g. weather)
有耶無耶
uyamuya indefinite, hazy, vague, unsettled, undecided
未解決
mikaiketsu unsolved, unresolved, unsettled, pending, outstanding
不順
fujun irregular, unseasonable, changeable, unsettled, abnormal
ぶっそう
bussou dangerous, unsettled, troubled, disturbed, insecure
物忩
bussou dangerous, unsettled, troubled, disturbed, insecure
騒騒しい
souzoushii noisy, loud, boisterous, clamorous, raucous; turbulent, unsettled, restless
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