Translation and Meaning of: 嫌 - iya

On this page, we will study the meaning of the Japanese word 嫌 (iya) and its translation into English. Let's see their different meanings, example phrases, explanations, etymology and the similar words.

Romaji: iya

Kana: いや

Type: Substantive.

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Translation / Meaning: unpleasant; detestable; unpleasant; reluctant

Meaning in English: disagreeable;detestable;unpleasant;reluctant

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Explanation and Etymology - (嫌) iya

嫌 (iya) is a Japanese word that means "unpleasant" or "hateful". The word is composed of the characters 女 (onna) which means "woman" and 兼 (ken) which means "together". The combination of these characters suggests the idea of a woman who is unpleasant or hateful. The word can be used to describe a variety of things, from unpleasant situations to people who are difficult to deal with. It is a common word in the Japanese language and is often used in everyday conversations.

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Synonyms and Similar - (嫌) iya

See below a list of Japanese words that have the same meaning or is a variation of the word we are studying on this page:

嫌悪; 嫌い; 嫌気; 厭; 忌; 憎; 恨; 恐; 恥; 嫌憚; 嫌嫌; 嫌嫌憚憚; 嫌憚憚; 厭気; 厭嫌; 厭嫌憚; 厭嫌憚憚; 厭悪; 厭悪感; 厭気感; 厭気憚; 厭気嫌; 厭気嫌悪; 厭気嫌悪感; 厭気嫌悪感情; 厭気嫌悪感覚;

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好き嫌い

Kana: すききらい

Romaji: sukikirai

Translation / Meaning:

likes and dislikes; I like

嫌い

Kana: きらい

Romaji: kirai

Translation / Meaning:

antipathy; hatred

嫌う

Kana: きらう

Romaji: kirau

Translation / Meaning:

to hate; do not like; detest

機嫌

Kana: きげん

Romaji: kigen

Translation / Meaning:

humor; temperament; state of mind

嫌がる

Kana: いやがる

Romaji: iyagaru

Translation / Meaning:

to hate; do not like

Words with the same pronunciation: いや iya

Example Sentences - (嫌) iya

Below are some example sentences:

騒々しい場所は嫌いです。

Souzoushii basho wa kirai desu

I don't like noisy places.

I hate noisy places.

  • 騒々しい - noisy
  • 場所 - place
  • は - topic particle
  • 嫌い - hate, not like
  • です - verb ser/estar in the present

髪が縮れるのが嫌だ。

Kami ga shiboreru no ga iyada

I don't like it when my hair is curled.

I don't want my hair to shrink.

  • 髪 (kami) - hair
  • が (ga) - subject particle
  • 縮れる (chijireru) - shrink, curl
  • の (no) - possession particle
  • が (ga) - subject particle
  • 嫌 (iya) - hate, not like
  • だ (da) - verb ser/estar in the present

私は嫌いな食べ物があります。

Watashi wa kirai na tabemono ga arimasu

I have food that I don't like.

I have food that I hate.

  • 私 (watashi) - Japanese personal pronoun meaning "I"
  • は (wa) - Japanese particle that indicates the topic of the sentence
  • 嫌いな (kirai na) - Japanese adjective meaning "odious" or "unpleasant," followed by the particle "na" indicating it is an adjective.
  • 食べ物 (tabemono) - Japanese noun meaning "food"
  • が (ga) - Japanese particle that indicates the subject of the sentence
  • あります (arimasu) - Japanese verb "aru" which means "to exist" or "to have", in the present tense.

好き嫌いは人それぞれです。

Sukikirai wa hito sorezore desu

Likes and dislikes vary from person to person.

Likes and dislikes are different for everyone.

  • 好き嫌い (sukikirai) - likes and dislikes
  • は (wa) - particle that indicates the topic of the sentence
  • 人 (hito) - person
  • それぞれ (sorezore) - each one individually
  • です (desu) - verb ser/estar in the present

しつこい人は嫌われる。

Shitsukoi hito wa kirawareru

Persistent people are hated.

I hate persistent people.

  • しつこい - adjective that means persistent, insistent
  • 人 - noun meaning person
  • は - partopic marker, indicates that the subject of the sentence is "persistent people"
  • 嫌われる - verb in passive form meaning to be hated, to be detested

五月蝿いと言われる季節が嫌いです。

Gogatsubyoui to iwareru kisetsu ga kirai desu

I don't like the season it's called "Gogatsubyoui"

I hate the season, which is said to be can fly.

  • 五月蝿い (gogatsubyoui) - means "noisy like May flies", referring to the constant buzzing of insects during the month of May in Japan.
  • と言われる (to iwareru) - means "it is said that".
  • 季節 (kisetsu) - means "season" or "season".
  • が (ga) - subject particle.
  • 嫌い (kirai) - means "to hate" or "to dislike".
  • です (desu) - polite way of "being" or "being".

厚かましい人間は嫌われる。

Atsukamashii ningen wa kirawareru

Shameless people are hated.

Humans are hated.

  • 厚かましい - shameless, without shame
  • 人間 - human being
  • は - topic particle
  • 嫌われる - to be hated, to be despised

図々しい人は嫌われる。

Zuzushii hito wa kirawareru

Shameless people are hated.

I hate people who are attracted.

  • 図々しい - Adjective that means "shameless", "bold", "cheeky".
  • 人 - noun meaning "person".
  • は - The translation is: "The article that marks the theme of the sentence."
  • 嫌われる - Verb in the passive form that means "to be hated", "to be detested".

彼女は私の趣味を嫌う。

Kanojo wa watashi no shumi o kirau

She doesn't like my hobbies.

She hates my hobby.

  • 彼女 - It means "girlfriend" in Japanese.
  • は - topic particle in Japanese.
  • 私の - "meu" in Japanese.
  • 趣味 - "hobby" in Japanese.
  • を - object particle in Japanese.
  • 嫌う - "Odiar" in Japanese.

彼女の機嫌が悪い。

Kanojo no kigen ga warui

She is in a bad mood.

  • 彼女 - Means "girlfriend" or "she" in Japanese.
  • の - particle that indicates possession or belonging.
  • 機嫌 - It means "humor" or "state of mind" in Japanese.
  • が - particle that indicates the subject of the sentence.
  • 悪い - It means "bad" or "evil" in Japanese.

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目覚める

Kana: めざめる

Romaji: mezameru

Translation / Meaning:

to wake up

慣行

Kana: かんこう

Romaji: kankou

Translation / Meaning:

customary practice; habit; traditional event

スピード

Kana: スピード

Romaji: supi-do

Translation / Meaning:

speed

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