How to say "bitch" in Japanese

• 女郎めろう
  nounA derogatory term for a woman, covering the insult sense of 'bitch'. It is, however, less common, and seldom the word you actually want.
• メス犬メスいぬ
  nounThe literal sense: a female dog. Applied to a woman, it is the insult 'bitch', so it covers both English senses of the word.
• スベタ
  nounA derogatory word for a woman, with connotations of spite and unattractiveness; it can also mean a 'witch' in the sense of a malicious woman. Less common.
• あばずれ
  nounA derogatory term for a woman, stressing shamelessness — a brazen woman with no sense of decency. Usually written in kana alone; less common.
• クソ女くそおんな
  nounSlang for a woman regarded with contempt; the 'bitch' sense with the dismissive ring of 'wench'. Derogatory, and less common.

Only 「メス犬」 covers the literal female dog; for the insult, choose by nuance — shameless 「あばずれ」, spiteful or ugly 「スベタ」, contemptuous slang 「クソ女」 — while 女郎 is a less common derogatory option.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

• 女郎めろうbitch
• メス犬メスいぬbitch
• すべたbitch
• あばずれbitch
• クソ女くそおんなbitch
• くそビッチbitch
• クソあまbitch
• 鬼婆おにばばhag
• あまbitch
• ビッチbitch
• 尼っ子あまっこbitch
• 売女ばいたtramp