(そや)

そや
na-adjective
crude, boorish, vulgar
1. crude, boorish, vulgar, uncouth
Lacking refinement in manners, speech, or behavior. Describes a person or conduct that is rough, unpolished, and offensive to social sensibilities.
粗野(そや)()()いはやめなさい。
Stop behaving so boorishly.
(かれ)()かけによらず粗野(そや)言葉遣(ことばづか)いをする。
Despite his appearance, he uses crude language.
粗野(そや)態度(たいど)周囲(しゅうい)(ひと)不快(ふかい)にさせるのは、本人(ほんにん)()づいていないことが(おお)い。
People who make others uncomfortable with their boorish attitude are often unaware of it themselves.

USAGE:
A somewhat literary or formal way to describe someone's lack of refinement. More often encountered in written Japanese or formal speech than in casual conversation.

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 乱暴(らんぼう): rough, violent (stronger, implies physical aggression)
  • 下品(げひん): vulgar, indecent (focuses on lack of taste or elegance)
  • 野蛮(やばん): barbarous, uncivilized (stronger, implies lack of civilization)
  • 無作法(ぶさほう): ill-mannered (focuses specifically on etiquette)

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 粗野(そや)言葉遣(ことばづか)い: crude language
  • 粗野(そや)()()い: boorish behavior
  • 粗野(そや)態度(たいど): crude attitude
  • 粗野(そや)(ひと): an uncouth person