あいつは本当にばかだ。
That guy is a real idiot.
You fool! What are you doing?
Describes actions, ideas, or situations as lacking sense or being absurd.
There's no way such a ridiculous story is true.
Don't say stupid things.
trivial; insignificant; disappointing
Used for things that are so minor or worthless they are not worth taking seriously.
Don't worry about trivial things.
The salary is ridiculously low.
malfunctioning; defective; numb
Describes something not working properly or a body part losing sensation.
This watch has stopped working.
My fingers go numb from the cold.
incredibly; unusually; exceptionally
Slang prefix or adverb emphasizing an extreme degree; often used with adjectives.
It's ridiculously hot today.
An overly honest person.
noun, noun, used as a suffix, na-adjective
enthusiast; nut; obsessive
Slang suffix for someone obsessed with a particular thing; usually in compounds like 釣りばか (fishing nut).
He's a fishing nut.
My younger brother is a game freak.
Mactra chinensis (trough shell)
Abbreviation of 馬鹿貝; a species of clam.
See also: バカガイ
The trough shell is a clam often caught during clam digging.
He got drunk and did something stupid.
The monthly transportation costs really add up.
My legs went numb after sitting seiza for so long.
It's unusually hot today.
He's a total workaholic, working even on his days off.
タコ used as an insult is a milder, more teasing way to call someone foolish, while 馬鹿 is the more direct, general word for 'idiot'.
馬鹿 is the common modern word for 'idiot,' while 温 is an archaic, now-obsolete synonym rarely seen outside old texts.
パー is a mild, casual way to call someone dim or scatterbrained, while バカ is a stronger, more general word for 'fool' or 'idiot'.
バカ is a general, everyday word for 'idiot,' whereas ＤＱＮ is internet slang carrying a sharper edge of social ineptitude or thuggishness.
馬鹿 is the common, casual word for 'fool' or 'foolishness' in everyday speech, while 愚 is a formal term mainly found in written Japanese and set expressions.
ばか as a prefix (ばかうまい) intensifies like ど but leans toward 'incredibly' rather than ど's rougher, sometimes insulting edge.
馬鹿 is the general, very common insult for a fool, while 猿 used as an insult adds a mocking image of a crude or primitive person.
馬鹿 is a general, blunt insult meaning fool or idiot, while 分からず屋 is more specific and criticizes obstinate incomprehension rather than lack of intelligence.
brute strength; immense physical power
lovey-dovey couple; sickeningly sweet couple
you idiot; you moron; goddamn idiot
blithering idiot; bloody fool; total moron; dimwit
extreme foolishness; grave stupidity · big fool; utter idiot
dimwit; simpleton; fool
ridiculously; unusually; exceptionally
fool; idiot; moron
poor taste in food; unsophisticated palate
foolish face; stupid look
basking shark
April Fools' Day; April fool
Rare ateji kanji form.