English–Japanese
“itchy” in Japanese
How to say “itchy” in Japanese
“Itchy” in Japanese is かゆい (kayui).
Describes an irritating feeling on the skin that makes scratching seem necessary.
Example sentences with かゆい
虫に刺されて、腕がかゆいです。mushi ni sa sa re te ude ga ka yu i de su
My arm is itchy because an insect bit me.
Tips for using かゆい
- Unlike the narrower English word ticklish, かゆい (kayui) describes an irritation that commonly leads to scratching rather than laughter.