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粗削り (arakezuri) Japanese meaning: rough-hewn | Kotomora
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だ
が
、
才さい
能のう
を
感かん
じる
。
His acting is still rough, but I can sense his talent.
This plan is still rough, so we need to work out the details more.
Related words 未み 完かん 成せい 未完成 means 'incomplete' or 'unfinished' in a neutral sense, while 粗削り emphasizes a rough, unpolished quality that may still have potential.
大おお 雑ざっ 把ぱ 大雑把 means 'rough' or 'approximate' and often implies a lack of attention to detail, whereas 粗削り suggests a natural, unrefined state that can be improved.
Written forms 粗あら 削けず り Usage 23%
Standard kanji form; used in news and general writing.
荒あら 削けず り Usage 77%
Variant kanji form; 粗削り is more common in modern usage.
Etymology Compound of 粗 (rough) and 削り (shaving, cutting). The literal meaning is 'roughly shaved' or 'roughly cut', which extended to describe anything in an unrefined or crude state.