“Faltering” in Japanese
Short answer
Faltering in Japanese is “辿々しい” (tadotadoshii). Full meaning: faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy.
Other ways to say “Faltering” in Japanese
躊躇い
tamerai faltering, hesitation
訥々
totsutotsu halting (speech), faltering, stammering
よろよろ
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
尻込み
shirigomi hesitation, wavering, faltering, balking, recoil, flinching
トツトツ
totsutotsu halting (speech), faltering, stammering
淀み
yodomi stagnation, deposit, sediment, backwater; faltering, hesitation, pause
躇らい
tamerai faltering, hesitation
ためらい
tamerai faltering, hesitation
ヨロヨロ
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
辿々し
tadotadoshi faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
辿々しく
tadotadoshiku faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
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