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盲滅法 (mekurameppou) Japanese meaning: reckless | Kotomora
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彼かれ
は
盲めくら
滅めっ
法ぽう
に
投とう
資し
を
し
て
大おお
損ぞん
し
た
。
He invested recklessly and lost a lot of money.
The numbers I picked at random won.
Kanji 盲 blind, blind man, ignoramus 滅 destroy, ruin, overthrow Related words 無む 茶ちゃ 苦く 茶ちゃ Means 'absurd, unreasonable, messy'. 盲滅法 focuses more on acting blindly or without direction, while 無茶苦茶 emphasizes chaos or irrationality.
やみくも Also means 'reckless, blind, random'. やみくも is more common in modern speech and lacks the potentially offensive めくら element. 盲滅法 is stronger and more emphatic.
Written forms 盲めくら 滅めっ 法ぽう
Standard kanji spelling. The first character 盲 means 'blind', and the whole word is a fixed expression.
めくら 滅めっ 法ぽう
Mixed kanji-kana spelling. Less common but still encountered.
Etymology Compound of めくら (blind) and めっぽう (exceedingly, recklessly). The exact origin of めっぽう is uncertain, but the combination creates an emphatic expression for acting blindly or recklessly.
