“Feeling depressed” in Japanese
Short answer
Feeling depressed in Japanese is “くさくさ” (kusakusa). Full meaning: feeling depressed, feeling gloomy, feeling downhearted.
Other ways to say “Feeling depressed” in Japanese
クサクサ
kusakusa feeling depressed, feeling gloomy, feeling downhearted
グサグサ
gusagusa feeling depressed, feeling gloomy, feeling downhearted
ぐさぐさ
gusagusa feeling depressed, feeling gloomy, feeling downhearted
濛気
mouki dense fog, dense mist; feeling depressed
ぐさぐさっ
gusagusa feeling depressed, feeling gloomy, feeling downhearted
もやもや
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
蒙気
mouki dense fog, dense mist; feeling depressed
朦気
mouki dense fog, dense mist; feeling depressed
モヤモヤ
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
もやもやっ
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
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