English–Japanese
“cramped” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikyūkutsu
Example
この部屋は四人で使うと窮屈です。ko no heya wa yo nin de tsuka u to kyū kutsu de su
This room is cramped for four people.
How to say “cramped” in Japanese
“Cramped” in Japanese is 窮屈 (kyūkutsu).
Presents a physical or figurative condition in which limited room makes movement or behavior feel restricted.
Example sentences with 窮屈
この靴は足の指を自由に動かせず、窮屈です。ko no kutsu wa ashi no yubi o ji yū ni ugo ka se zu kyū kutsu de su
These shoes are so tight that I cannot move my toes.
Tips for using 窮屈
- The phrase cramped quarters is common in English for a small living or working space, and quarters refers to the place where someone lives or stays.