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アホ面 (あほづら) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

あほづら

also: あほうづら

Meanings

1

noun

stupid face; foolish look

usually written using kana alone

Kansai dialect term for a face that looks stupid or foolish. Often used in casual, teasing, or self-deprecating contexts.

See also: 馬鹿面

アホ面づらさらしてどうしたんや。
What's with that stupid look on your face?
写しゃ真しんにアホ面づらが写うつってた。
I had a stupid face in the photo.

Written forms

アホ面
- あほづら
  Common Kansai-ben spelling using katakana for アホ and kanji for 面.
- あほうづら
  rarely-used kana form
阿呆面
- あほづら
  Kanji spelling using 阿呆; less common than the katakana form.
- あほうづら
  rarely-used kana form

あほうづら

rarely-used kana form

Rarely used kana form with the longer reading あほうづら.

Kanji

面mask, face, features
阿Africa, flatter, fawn upon
呆be amazed, disgusted, shocked

Similar words

馬ば鹿か面づら
馬鹿面 is the standard Japanese equivalent, while アホ面 is the Kansai dialect version.

Etymology

Compound of アホ (fool, idiot) and 面 (face). The word アホ is a Kansai dialect term for 'fool' or 'idiot', and 面 is a common suffix for facial expressions.