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Gijougo: Feelings and Emotions
GIJOUGO / 擬情語
Gijougo describes feelings and emotions, such as mood, inner reactions, tension, or emotional impressions. Browse the inventory below to compare short meanings, categories, and available examples. Page 2 of 2.
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Gijougo describes feelings and emotions, such as mood, inner reactions, tension, or emotional impressions.
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トホホ
tohoho
A comic expression of dismay, self-pity, or mild despair over a minor misfortune.
ほんわか
honwaka
A state or atmosphere that feels comfortably warm, snug, gentle, and relaxing.
もやくや
moyakuya
A state of mental confusion, gloom, or feeling troubled.
しらっと
shiratto
Shiratto describes an attitude of feigning ignorance, acting completely unfazed, or showing a deadpan reaction when an emotional response is expected.
プンスカ
punsuka
A word describing the state of being visibly annoyed, sulking, or acting in a huff over a minor issue.
きなきな
kinakina
An archaic term for worrying, brooding, or fretting continuously over thoughts.
ほろっと
horotto
A sudden feeling of being deeply moved or touched, often to the point of shedding a slight tear.
どきん
dokin
どきん (dokin) describes the sudden sensation of being startled or the heart giving a single, heavy thump due to shock.
ムカッ
muka
ムカッ (muka) describes a sudden, sharp flare of anger or irritation, usually triggered by someone's offensive words or attitude.
キュンキュン
kyunkyun
Kyun-kyun describes the squeezing, fluttering sensation in your chest caused by intense romantic feelings or overwhelming affection.
ワタワタ
watawata
ワタワタ means to be flustered, confused, and scrambling due to an unexpected event.
あわあわ
awaawa
あわあわ describes a state of being flustered, panicked, or helplessly confused by an unexpected event.
うきうき
ukiuki
Describes a buoyant, cheerful mood or the feeling of happy anticipation for something pleasant.
ルンルン
runrun
Describes a lighthearted, bubbly feeling of happiness and excitement.
もんもん
monmon
Describes a state of mental agony or brooding where one is unable to clear their mind due to deep worries.
ひやり
hiyari
Describes a sudden sensation of coldness, either physically or mentally due to a sense of danger.
しんみり
shinmiri
A quiet, solemn, or pensive mood often associated with sadness or deep emotion.
うつうつ
utsuutsu
うつうつ describes a heavy, gloomy emotional state caused by worry, or a state of thickly overgrown vegetation.
ひやひや
hiyahiya
Describes the feeling of nervous suspense, anxiety about a potential outcome, or a literal chilly sensation on the skin.
飽き飽き
akiaki
To be thoroughly bored, fed up, or sick of something due to excessive repetition.
こりごり
korigori
Describes the feeling of being completely fed up after a negative experience, resulting in a strong reluctance to ever repeat it.