There are 21 total results for your 野郎 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
野郎 see styles |
yarou / yaro やろう |
(1) guy; fellow; chap; buddy; (n,pn) (2) (masculine speech) (derogatory term) (slang) bastard; asshole; arsehole; son of a bitch |
この野郎 see styles |
konoyarou; konoyaroo; konoyaroo / konoyaro; konoyaroo; konoyaroo このやろう; コノヤロー; このやろー |
(interjection) (derogatory term) (See 野郎・2) you bastard!; you son of a bitch! |
ばか野郎 see styles |
bakayarou / bakayaro ばかやろう |
(n,int) (kana only) (colloquialism) (derogatory term) (yoji) idiot |
アホ野郎 see styles |
ahoyarou / ahoyaro アホやろう |
(kana only) (derogatory term) (ksb:) idiot; bastard; fuck-wit |
ゲス野郎 see styles |
gesuyarou / gesuyaro ゲスやろう |
(derogatory term) sleazebag; asshole; shithead; lowlife |
下種野郎 see styles |
gesuyarou / gesuyaro げすやろう |
(derogatory term) sleazebag; asshole; shithead; lowlife |
下衆野郎 see styles |
gesuyarou / gesuyaro げすやろう |
(derogatory term) sleazebag; asshole; shithead; lowlife |
冒険野郎 see styles |
boukenyarou / bokenyaro ぼうけんやろう |
More info & calligraphy: Adventure Lover |
南瓜野郎 see styles |
kabochayarou / kabochayaro かぼちゃやろう |
(derogatory term) man with an unattractive, unusually shaped face |
阿呆野郎 see styles |
ahoyarou / ahoyaro あほやろう |
(kana only) (derogatory term) (ksb:) idiot; bastard; fuck-wit |
馬鹿野郎 see styles |
bakayarou / bakayaro ばかやろう |
(n,int) (kana only) (colloquialism) (derogatory term) (yoji) idiot |
キムチ野郎 see styles |
kimuchiyarou / kimuchiyaro キムチやろう |
(derogatory term) (slang) Korean; kimchi bastard |
かぼちゃ野郎 see styles |
kabochayarou / kabochayaro かぼちゃやろう |
(derogatory term) man with an unattractive, unusually shaped face |
トラック野郎 see styles |
torakkuyarou / torakkuyaro トラックやろう |
(colloquialism) trucker; lorry driver |
Variations: |
yaroudomo / yarodomo やろうども |
(derogatory term) (familiar language) (See ども・2) bastards; guys; lads |
Variations: |
konoyarou; konoyaroo; konoyaroo / konoyaro; konoyaroo; konoyaroo このやろう; コノヤロー; このやろー |
(interjection) (derogatory term) (See 野郎・2) you bastard!; you son of a bitch! |
Variations: |
konoyarou; konoyaroo; konoyaroo / konoyaro; konoyaroo; konoyaroo このやろう; コノヤロー; このやろー |
(interjection) (derogatory term) (See 野郎・2) you bastard!; you son of a bitch! |
Variations: |
kusoyarou(kuso野郎); kusoyarou(糞野郎, kuso野郎); kusoyarou / kusoyaro(kuso野郎); kusoyaro(糞野郎, kuso野郎); kusoyaro クソやろう(クソ野郎); くそやろう(糞野郎, くそ野郎); クソヤロウ |
(derogatory term) son of a bitch; piece of shit |
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gesuyarou(gesu野郎); gesuyarou(下衆野郎, 下種野郎) / gesuyaro(gesu野郎); gesuyaro(下衆野郎, 下種野郎) ゲスやろう(ゲス野郎); げすやろう(下衆野郎, 下種野郎) |
(derogatory term) sleazebag; asshole; shithead; lowlife |
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kabochayarou(kabocha野郎, 南瓜野郎); kabochayarou(kabocha野郎) / kabochayaro(kabocha野郎, 南瓜野郎); kabochayaro(kabocha野郎) かぼちゃやろう(かぼちゃ野郎, 南瓜野郎); カボチャやろう(カボチャ野郎) |
(derogatory term) man with an unattractive, unusually shaped face |
Variations: |
bakayarou(馬鹿野郎, 馬鹿yarou, baka野郎); bakayarou(baka野郎); bakayaroo; bakayarou / bakayaro(馬鹿野郎, 馬鹿yaro, baka野郎); bakayaro(baka野郎); bakayaroo; bakayaro ばかやろう(馬鹿野郎, 馬鹿やろう, ばか野郎); バカやろう(バカ野郎); バカヤロー; バカヤロウ |
(n,int) (colloquialism) (derogatory term) goddamn idiot; moron; nitwit |
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