filth in Japanese
filth in Japanese is 汚物, 泥 — filth means disgusting dirt or grime.
filth in Japanese
汚物
Pronounced: obutsu
(UK, Irish, pejorative, slang) The police.
泥
Pronounced: doro
(UK, Irish, pejorative, slang) The police.
What does "filth" mean?
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noun Disgusting dirt or grime.
"The abandoned house was covered in filth."
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noun Obscene or morally offensive material or behavior.
"The censors cut the film's worst filth before release."
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filth in a sentence
- The abandoned house was covered in filth.
- The censors cut the film's worst filth before release.
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What is "filth" in Japanese?
"filth" in Japanese is 汚物, 泥. filth means: Disgusting dirt or grime.
How do you pronounce 汚物?
"filth" in Japanese is 汚物, pronounced "obutsu".
How do you use "filth" in a sentence?
Example: "The abandoned house was covered in filth." In Japanese, "filth" is 汚物, 泥.
Are there other ways to say "filth" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "filth": 汚物, 泥.
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