“Wooden” in Japanese
Short answer
Wooden in Japanese is “木製” (mokusei). Full meaning: wooden, made of wood.
Other ways to say “Wooden” in Japanese
木造
mokuzou wooden, made of wood, wooden construction
硬い
katai hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
ウッディ
uddi woody, wood-like, wooden
硬く
kataku hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬え
gatei hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬う
katou hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬かろ
katakaro hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬かっ
kataka hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬きゃ
gatakya hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬かろう
katakarou hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
硬けりゃ
katakerya hard, solid, tough; stiff, tight, wooden, unpolished (e.g. writing); strong, firm (not viscous or easily moved)
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