“Blankly” in Japanese
Short answer
Blankly in Japanese is “きょとん” (kyoton). Full meaning: (looking) blankly, vacantly, dazedly, (staring) in puzzlement, with a look of amazement.
Other ways to say “Blankly” in Japanese
ぽかん
pokan vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; with a whack, with a thump
キョトン
kyoton (looking) blankly, vacantly, dazedly, (staring) in puzzlement, with a look of amazement
ぼかん
bokan vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; with a whack, with a thump
ほかん
hokan vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; with a whack, with a thump
ポカン
pokan vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; with a whack, with a thump
ぼーっと
bo-tto in a daze, absent-mindedly, vacantly, abstractedly, blankly, idly; dimly, hazily, faintly, vaguely, indistinctly; with a roar (of flames), with a whoosh, flaring up
呆気らかん
akkerakan unconcernedly, nonchalantly, indifferently, (looking) as if nothing has happened; blankly, vacantly, absentmindedly
ぽかり
pokari with a whack, with a thump; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly
ぼそっと
bosotto absent-mindedly, absently, idly, blankly, vacantly; in a subdued voice, in undertones, in a whisper, in a mumble, in a murmur
ぼさっと
bosatto absent-mindedly, absently, idly, blankly, vacantly
茫と
bouto in a daze, absent-mindedly, vacantly, abstractedly, blankly, idly; dimly, hazily, faintly, vaguely, indistinctly
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