“Doddering” in Japanese
Short answer
Doddering in Japanese is “爺むさい” (jijimusai). Full meaning: like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy.
Other ways to say “Doddering” in Japanese
よぼよぼ
yoboyobo doddering, tottering, unsteady, shaky, decrepit, infirm, frail, feeble
ヨボヨボ
yoboyobo doddering, tottering, unsteady, shaky, decrepit, infirm, frail, feeble
じじむさい
jijimusai like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
爺むさ
jijimusa like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
爺むさく
jijimusaku like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
爺むそう
jijimusou like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
爺むせえ
jijimusei like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
じじむさ
jijimusa like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
爺むさけれ
jijimusakere like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
じじむせえ
jijimusee like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
じじむさく
jijimusaku like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
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