Japanese · Adjectives
urusai
Noisy / Loud / Annoying
Describes a noise level that is irritating or disruptive. Also used informally to tell someone to be quiet, similar to "shut up" in casual speech.
外がうるさくて眠れませんでした。
It was noisy outside and I could not sleep.
'うるさい' (urusai) comes from a historical context of annoyance resulting from excessive noise, with roots dating back to classical Japanese literature.
'うるさい' is used in informal contexts and everyday conversations to complain about disturbances, understood across various regional dialects.