“Dotage” in Japanese
Short answer
Dotage in Japanese is “老耄” (oibore). Full meaning: senility, dotage, decrepitude.
Other ways to say “Dotage” in Japanese
耄碌
mouroku senility, dotage, decrepitude
老いぼれ
oibore senility, dotage, decrepitude
惚け
toboke fool, idiot; dotage, senility, dementia; touched in the head (from), out of it (from), feeling sluggish (from), not yet up to par (after)
本卦還り
honkegaeri reaching age of 60, dotage, second childhood
ボケ
boke fool, idiot; dotage, senility, dementia; touched in the head (from), out of it (from), feeling sluggish (from), not yet up to par (after)
ぼけ
boke fool, idiot; dotage, senility, dementia; touched in the head (from), out of it (from), feeling sluggish (from), not yet up to par (after)
ぽけ
poke fool, idiot; dotage, senility, dementia; touched in the head (from), out of it (from), feeling sluggish (from), not yet up to par (after)
ボケー
bokee fool, idiot; dotage, senility, dementia; touched in the head (from), out of it (from), feeling sluggish (from), not yet up to par (after)
もうろく
mouroku senility, dotage, decrepitude
モウロク
mouroku senility, dotage, decrepitude
オイボレ
oibore senility, dotage, decrepitude
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