うるさい (urusai)

この通とおりは車くるまの音おとがうるさい。

Traffic is noisy on this street.

あなたの鼾はとても煩い。

Your snoring is really noisy.

その煩うるさい音おとには我慢がまんできない。

I can't stand the noise.

残念な事に私の父は長煩いから回復できなかった。

To my regret, my father could not recover from his long illness.

その後元命と従者は大病に煩い死ぬが地蔵菩薩が助けてくれて生き返った。

Afterwards Motonaga and his retainers were about to die from severe diseases, but Jizo Bosatsu saved their lives.

永らくの空位が天下の煩いになると思い悩んだ太子は互譲に決着を期すべく、自ら果てた。

Afterward, Prince Uji no Wakiiratsuko was worried the prolonged vacancy on the Imperial Throne could lead to the disaster of the nation; then he finally decided taking his own life to settle the issue on the Imperial Throne.

この時代の思い煩いや，富の欺きや，ほかの物事に関する欲望が入り込んでみ言葉をふさぎ，それは実を結ばなくなる。

and the cares of this age, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things entering in choke the word, and it becomes unfruitful.

イバラの間に落ちたものは，み言葉を聞いた人たちだが，思い煩いや，富や，人生の快楽でふさがれてしまい，実が熟さない。

That which fell among the thorns, these are those who have heard, and as they go on their way they are choked with cares, riches, and pleasures of life, and bring no fruit to maturity.

このため一部の本省人は「犬（煩いかわりに役には立つ）の代わりに豚（食べるばかりで役たたず）が来た」（狗走豬擱來）と大陸からやってきた人間を揶揄し、日本の統治時代を部分的・相対的に肯定した。

For this reason, some native Taiwanese ridiculed the people who came from the mainland, saying "instead of dogs (annoying but useful), pigs (good for nothing but eating) have come," and partially and relatively affirmed the era of Japanese rule.