アラアラじ字FuriganaAudioMeaningsJump to a sense…1. fish bones; bony parts left after filleting2. flaw; fault; defect3. rice chaff4. rough; crude; raw; natural; wild1nounfish bones; bony parts left after filletingusually written using kana aloneRefers to the remaining bones, head, and scraps after a fish is filleted. Often used in cooking contexts, e.g., making stock.アラでだしを取とると、いい味あじが出でる。Break this sentence down in the analyzerIf you make stock with fish bones, it gives a good flavor.2nounflaw; fault; defectusually written using kana aloneEspecially used for a person's character flaw or shortcoming. Often in the phrase アラを探す (find fault).彼かれは人ひとのアラばかり探さがしている。Break this sentence down in the analyzerHe is always finding fault with others.3nounrice chaffRare, specific term for the husks separated during rice polishing. Not commonly used in everyday conversation.精せい米まい所じょでアラがたくさん出でる。Break this sentence down in the analyzerA lot of rice chaff comes out at the rice-polishing factory.4prefixrough; crude; raw; natural; wildPrefix used in compounds to mean unrefined, coarse, or in a natural state. Examples: 粗削り (rough-hewn), 粗探し (fault-finding).粗あら削けずりな性せい格かくだが、憎にくめない。Break this sentence down in the analyzerHe has a rough personality, but you can't hate him.粗あら探さがしばかりしていないで、良よいところを見みつけよう。Break this sentence down in the analyzerInstead of just finding faults, let's look for the good points.Expressions粗あら熱ねつをとるlet cool slightly after cooking