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表層形
フラフラッ
副詞

フラフラッ

Furafura · ふらふらっ — unsteadily (e.g. on one's feet), shakily, staggering, tottering, reeling, dizzily, giddily; wavering (in one's mind), unsteadily, indecisively; aimlessly, unconsciously, whimsically, without thinking

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フラフラッ in rōmaji: furafura.

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Updated: 2026年8月4日
📖 Grammar Information
表層形 (Surface)
フラフラッ
見出し語 (Lemma)
ふらふら
読み (Reading)
フラフラッ
品詞 (POS)
副詞・*・*・*
活用型 (Conj. Type)
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活用形 (Conj. Form)
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表記 (Orthography)
フラフラッ
読み・基本形
フラフラッ
表記・基本形
フラフラッ
見出し語の読み
フラフラ
💡 English Meaning

フラフラッ means “unsteadily (e.g. on one's feet), shakily, staggering, tottering, reeling, dizzily, giddily; wavering (in one's mind), unsteadily, indecisively; aimlessly, unconsciously, whimsically, without thinking” — full definition & examples →

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ぷらぷら (プラプラ) — main entry →

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