How to say 'Crumpled' in Japanese | くしゃくしゃ

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The Japanese word for Crumpled is 'Kushakusha', written as くしゃくしゃ in Japanese.

word

くしゃくしゃ

Meaning

Crumpled

Reading

Kushakusha

Explanation

The Japanese adverb 'くしゃくしゃ' describes something that is crumpled, wrinkled, or messy. It is often used to describe the state of paper, fabric, or even hair. For example: The paper is crumpled「紙がくしゃくしゃだ」(かみがくしゃくしゃだ). Her hair is messy「彼女の髪がくしゃくしゃだ」(かのじょのかみがくしゃくしゃだ). Additionally, 'くしゃくしゃ' can also describe a person's emotional state, such as feeling upset or disheveled, though this usage is less common. For example: He looked upset and disheveled「彼はくしゃくしゃした顔をしていた」(かれはくしゃくしゃしたかおをしていた).

Part Of Speech

adverb

Frequency

4265

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word くしゃくしゃ

This word contains 3 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

く

Reading

hiragana

し

Reading

Shi

hiragana

しゃ

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Sha

hiragana

や

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'Kushakusha' means 'Crumpled' .

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