
Read as Kichigai, this reading has two meanings. To be in an unusual state of mind, to speak or act in a manner that is not normal. To lose one’s mind. To be abnormally absorbed in one thing. Also, the person. Mania. This is a coined kanji character It reads “Kichigai,” originally written in … Read More

It is two horizontal lines with a total of four kanji characters. The top line is a Kanji character meaning extremely large, and the bottom line is slang for penis. The bottom line reads “Mala” in Japanese The etymology of the word is “something that hinders Buddhist practice and deceives the human mind.” and … Read More

It refers to the appearance and appearance of ugliness and inferiority. Originally, he said that the work (crafts) was poor. In turn, it refers to things that are generally unsightly or unfavorable. In addition to that, it is also included in slander. Japanese said “Busaiku” in Katakana.

A derogatory Japanese slang term that refers to inferior appearance and impression. Ugly woman’s face. Also that woman. The word to curse a woman. Japanese said “Busu” in Katakana. There is a theory about the etymology, but it is said to be an “Shujo” “Shikome”. Also, the root of aconite is called “bushi”, which … Read More

1. The work is not good. Bad workmanship. 2. It doesn’t look good. 3. The appearance is not sharp. Awkward. Japanese says “Bu sai ku”.

Description for worst and too bad “Worst” refers to the most unfavorable state or condition. It is a word that describes the lowest degree of something, representing the most unpleasant or unfortunate situation.

This is a word that originated on the internet. The term itself spread and became widely recognized around 2005 on 2channel, and was originally a neologism coined by those who spent most of their time in online communities to self-deprecatingly express that their real-life lives were not fulfilling. It was originally called “real-life fulfilling … Read More


A person who is low-hearted. A low-ranking person. Because it is a slang term, it is not used in clever places such as business. Japan call “Ge su i” in Katakana and Hiragana.

1. Seeds of leguminous plants. In particular, it sometimes refers to soybeans. 2. Small in shape. 3. Clitoris (slang) It is polite word, Japan calls “O mame” in Japanese Hiragana and Kanji.

Uma designação para pessoas que são muito apegadas às suas coisas favoritas ou áreas de interesse. É uma pessoa que demonstra entusiasmo por algo muito maior do que a maioria das pessoas. Em japonês, é escrito em Hiragana na vertical. A notação normal é usar “お” para a primeira letra, mas na gíria da internet e entre otakus… Leia Mais

A designation for people who are too inclined to their favorite things or areas of interest. It is a person who is enthusiastic about a certain thing much more than ordinary people. It’s in Japanese Katakana vertically. It is normal notation to use “オ” for the first letter, but in net slang and otaku … Read More

This is a coined word that has become popular among young people in Japan in recent years. This mean very angry, I’m so angry in combined Japanese Kanji and Hiragana. Japanese calls “Geki o ko pu n pu n maru”.

This mean angry, I’m angry. This is a coined word that has become popular among young people in Japan in recent years. Japanese calls “Geki o ko”.

Essa é uma palavra que fala de pessoas estúpidas e lentas. Nas palavras de “Otanchin”, as prostitutas estavam reclamando de clientes ruins. Parece haver vários motivos para alguém se tornar um “Otankonasu”.

Em termos de forte interesse e paixão, os otakus não são diferentes dos maníacos, intelectuais e acadêmicos. Uma opinião que, no caso de um hobby socialmente inaceitável, ou de um avaliador pessoalmente inaceitável, uma aparência ou comportamento, é chamada de preconceito ou nerd negativo, ou de mania quando expressa favoravelmente... Leia Mais

1. Frango e cebola refogados, cogumelos shiitake, etc., são cozidos com ovos de galinha sobre uma tigela de arroz. Diz-se que começou por volta de meados da Era Meiji. Pais (Oya) e filhos (Ko) significam galinha e ovos de galinha. 2. Negociações físicas entre a mãe e a filha. Além disso, para um… Leia Mais

É a transliteração para o katakana japonês. 1. Com os dentes superiores e inferiores, eles esmagam e trituram coisas. 2. Entre os dentes superiores e inferiores, dói. 3. Os dentes das duas engrenagens estão alinhados. 4. A água do mar e do rio subiu com força. 5. Junte-se como um companheiro. Para… Leia Mais

The god who causes the plague. Metaphorically, a person who is discouraged from people. Japanese says “Yaku byo gami”.

The word “otaku” is often used as a slang. A designation that refers to people who are extremely inclined to their favorite things or areas of interest. This meaning, many Manga in your home. First of all, there is no kanji called Otaku. This is coined word in Kanji.

A designation that refers to people who are extremely inclined to their favorite things or areas of interest. The word “otaku” is often used as a slang. In this case, a person with unusual interest or hobbies in Manga.

1. Tirar a vida. 2. Assassinato. Também, casos de assassinato. Em japonês, diz-se “Satsu”, “Sai”, “Setsu”.

Women and their chests where chest swelling is not noticeable. It is often referred to as slang. Japan call “Hin nyu”.

1. female of any member of the dog family. 2. informal terms for objecting. 3. a person who is thoroughly disliked. 4. an unpleasant difficulty. It’s in Japanese Kata-kana.

stool,dung,dropping,droppings,feces, excrement. a stupid foolish person. obscene terms for feces. fecal matter of animals. Japanese says Kuso, Fun, Baba.


someone entirely dominated by some influence or person. someone held in bondage. in a subordinate position. Japanese says Do-Rei.

Um homem que gosta de coisas insanas, usa palavras insanas e perturba significativamente a coordenação. No Japão, é chamado de “Hen tai ya ro”



Being sexually disturbed by wanting obscene deeds. A person who takes even immoral behavior for his own sexual desire (lust). It is more often used for women than men. However, in the classics, it is used to mean spending a degree. Japanese calls “In Ran”.
