Coarse
Rough
い adjective
This is a single kanji with an い on the end, meaning you know it's probably an adjective. What's the adjective form of coarse? Coarse or rough.
This word uses a kun'yomi reading you haven't seen yet, so here's a mnemonic:
When you think of the word coarse, think of Aladdin (あら). As a street urchin, everything about Aladdin is coarse, from his shabby clothes to his unrefined manners. Even his magic carpet is made of some coarse, rough fabric that'll give you a rug burn if you aren't careful.
Alternatively, you could remember that this shares its あらい reading with 荒い (wild). Makes sense that something coarse and rough would also be kinda wild, right?
私はいつも、トウモロコシ、麦、豆などをひき割って粗い粉にしたものをスムージーに入れます。
I always use the coarse flour from corn, wheat, or beans in my smoothies.
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