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15 word matches found for '障' using reading 'さわ'
'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb
to hinder; to interfere with; to affect; to do one harm; to be harmful to(click the word for useful expressions, examples and links)
Most common form: 気にさわる
expression, 'ru' godan verb
to hurt one's feelings; to rub someone the wrong way(click the word to view an additional 2 forms, examples and links)
expression, 'i' adjective
harmless and inoffensive(click the word to view an additional 4 forms, examples and links)
noun
obstacle (often as 当たり障りがない, 当たり障りのない, etc.)(click the word to view an additional 3 forms, examples and links)
Most common form: 神経にさわる
expression, 'ru' godan verb
to hit a nerve; to get on one's nerves (see also: 気に障る)(click the word to view an additional 1 form, examples and links)
expression
avoiding committing oneself; noncommittal(click the word for examples and links)
Most common form: 癪にさわる
expression, 'ru' godan verb
to irritate; to grate on one's nerves; to aggravate; to be galling; to be invidious(click the word to view an additional 3 forms, examples and links)
expression, 'ru' godan verb
to be bad for health; to affect one's health(click the word for examples and links)
expression
avoiding to commit oneself; (being) noncommittal(click the word to view an additional 1 form, examples and links)
'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb
to hinder; to adversely affect(click the word for examples and links)
expression, 'ru' godan verb
to irritate one; to get on one's nerves (see also: 気に障る)(click the word to view an additional 1 form, examples and links)
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