“Vulgarity” in Japanese
Short answer
Vulgarity in Japanese is “俗臭” (zokushuu). Full meaning: vulgarity, worldliness.
Other ways to say “Vulgarity” in Japanese
俗気
zokuke vulgarity, worldliness, worldly ambition
俚俗
rizoku vulgarity, rural customs
下卑
gebi vulgarity, coarseness, crudeness
卑陋
hirou low rank, wickedness, vulgarity
低劣
teiretsu low grade, inferiority, coarseness, vulgarity
悪趣味
akushumi bad taste, poor taste, gaudiness, vulgarity; nastiness, nasty behaviour, perverse disposition, perversity
鄙陋
hirou low rank, wickedness, vulgarity
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