“Dumbfounded” in Japanese
Short answer
Dumbfounded in Japanese is “呆然” (bouzen). Full meaning: dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze.
Other ways to say “Dumbfounded” in Japanese
唖然
azen dumbfounded, speechless, flabbergasted, struck dumb with astonishment
ぼうぜん
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
アゼン
azen dumbfounded, speechless, flabbergasted, struck dumb with astonishment
あぜん
azen dumbfounded, speechless, flabbergasted, struck dumb with astonishment
口あんぐり
kuchianguri dumbfounded, open-mouthed
ボーぜん
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ぼーぜん
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ア然
azen dumbfounded, speechless, flabbergasted, struck dumb with astonishment
あ然
azen dumbfounded, speechless, flabbergasted, struck dumb with astonishment
ボウ然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ぼう然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
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