“Wild” in Japanese
Short answer
Wild in Japanese is “荒っぽい” (arappoi). Full meaning: wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless.
Other ways to say “Wild” in Japanese
荒い
arai rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
荒ぶる
araburu savage, wild, unruly, fierce, rough; to behave roughly, to get wild
頓狂
tonkyou wild, freakish, madcap, crazy, hysterical
荒々しい
araarashii rough, wild, rude, harsh, gruff, violent
奔放
honpou wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant
野放図
nohouzu wild, unruly, arrogant; endless (e.g. spending), uncontrolled, rampant (e.g. weeds)
野生
yasei wild; growing wild, living in the wild
ワイルド
wairudo wild
あらっぽい
arappoi wild, violent, rough-mannered, rude; rough (e.g. work), crude, coarse, careless
大それた
daisoreta outrageous, wild (ambition, idea, etc.), crazy, inordinate, extravagant (e.g. claims), audacious, reckless, thoughtless, monstrous, appalling
粗暴
sobou rough (behaviour, temperament, etc.), wild, rude, violent
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