Japanese symbol for “petulant”
愚痴っぽい
ぐちっぽい
Romaji: guchippoi
prone to complaining; petulant; querulous; grumpy
In Japanese, petulant is 愚痴っぽい, read ぐちっぽい (guchippoi).
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Meanings
- adj-i prone to complaining; petulant; querulous; grumpy
Written forms: 愚痴っぽい、愚癡っぽい. Readings: ぐちっぽい、グチっぽい.
Kanji and stroke order
Related words
Words that share a kanji.
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 愚か | おろか oroka | foolish; stupid; silly |
| 愚痴 | ぐち guchi | idle complaint; grumble |
| 愚行 | ぐこう gukou | foolish act; folly |
| 愚連隊 | ぐれんたい gurentai | gang of young toughs; hooligans; hoodlums |
| 愚直 | ぐちょく guchoku | simple honesty; tactless frankness |
| 愚弄 | ぐろう gurou | mockery; derision; ridicule |
| 痴漢 | ちかん chikan | molester; groper; masher |
| 音痴 | おんち onchi | tone deafness; amusia; having no ear for music |
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