Gijougo: Feelings and Emotions

Describes acting or moving cheerfully and eagerly in anticipation of something pleasant.

A feeling of being restless or impatient because you are very eager to do something right away.

To be flustered or flurried to the point of being speechless or unable to act calmly due to a sudden shock.

Describes a nervous and hesitant behavior caused by fear or a lack of self-confidence.

Describes an intense state of burning heat or a person flaring up with hot anger.

Expresses a sudden, high-intensity flare-up of emotion, light, heat, or a sharp physical movement like widening one's eyes.

To feel disappointed or lose spirit when things don't turn out as expected.

Describes a sudden and profound drop in spirit or physical posture caused by sharp disappointment or exhaustion.

To be suddenly startled or taken aback by an unexpected, unsettling, or creepy encounter.

Describes a nagging sense of depression or gloominess caused by minor frustrations or worries.

To worry or brood incessantly over past mistakes or trivial matters.

Describes a feeling that sinks deeply into one's heart, or a quiet, earnest atmosphere.

Describes a quiet, visually observable state of being disheartened, sad, or disappointed, often accompanied by drooping shoulders.

Describes a sudden, highly refreshing feeling of relief, or doing something in a crisp, clean, and stylish manner.

A state of being restless, fidgety, or unable to calm down due to anticipation, nervousness, or excitement.

A sudden shudder or chill caused by intense fear, horror, or disgust.

"Tsukuzuku" means to deeply feel or realize something, often after careful reflection or extended observation.

It describes the sudden sensation of your heart skipping a beat or jumping due to surprise, fear, or romantic excitement.

Describes a state of being nervous, afraid, or trembling in anticipation of something bad happening.

A profound feeling of relief when tension, anxiety, or danger passes.

ほろり describes a gentle transition, such as being moved to shed a tear, becoming pleasantly tipsy, or the soft falling of light objects.

ムカムカ is an onomatopoeia for a physical sensation of nausea in the stomach or a psychological feeling of welling anger.

Fretting or getting worked up out of impatience or anxiety over an unresolved situation.

Wakuwaku means to be positively excited, thrilled, and happily anticipating something.

Feeling nervous suspense, or the visual state of light objects like tears, leaves, or petals fluttering down.

Punpun describes a state of being visibly angry and pouting, or emitting a strong, pungent odor into the air.

Describes a state of losing one's judgment or composure due to being completely overcome by affection or infatuation.

The feeling of being suddenly surprised or startled by something unexpected.

Describes the feeling of being irritated, annoyed, or impatient when things do not go smoothly.

Describes a state of being completely captivated or enchanted by something beautiful, often looking dreamy.

The state of being flustered, stuttering, or at a loss for words.

Describes a state of pent-up frustration and irritation, or physical things like hair being shaggy and unkempt.

This word describes a sudden, irresistible welling up of desire, urge, or emotion from within.

Describes a profound emotional resonance that touches the heart deeply, or a physical sensation of lingering numbness and stinging pain.

Losing one's composure and getting flustered or nervously embarrassed when caught off guard.

しょぼん means to feel suddenly dejected or downhearted, often visibly showing a deflated or drooping posture.

A state of losing energy, motivation, or patience due to exhaustion or tediousness.

ぷいと describes the sudden action of turning one's face away or leaving a place because of a bad mood or sulking.

Describes doing something unintentionally or against your better judgment, often driven by habit or temptation.

ギクリ (gikuri) describes a sudden, sharp psychological jolt, usually caused by guilt, fear, or being caught off guard.

Kyun describes a sudden tightening or squeezing sensation in the chest caused by intense emotion, like love or nostalgia.

A comical exclamation meaning 'oh no!', expressing sudden shock or disappointment.

This word describes a sudden strong intuition, an instant romantic connection, or a repeated electronic beeping sound.

Describes a sudden psychological jolt from guilt or fear, or a sharp popping sensation when a joint or back is strained.

Represents something snapping abruptly, like a tense thread breaking, or a person suddenly losing their temper.

To suddenly lose one's spirit, become downcast, or shrink emotionally.

A silent expression of displeasure, sulking, or being sullen.

あわあわ describes a state of being flustered, panicked, or helplessly confused by an unexpected event.