“Feeling sick” in Japanese
Short answer
ムカムカ
mukamuka
Feeling sick in Japanese is “ムカムカ” (mukamuka). Full meaning: feeling sick, feeling queasy, feeling nauseated; being angry, being offended, being disgusted.
Other ways to say “Feeling sick” in Japanese
吐き気
hakike nausea, feeling like throwing up, feeling sick
ムカッと
mukatto feeling sick (suddenly), feeling queasy, feeling nauseated; being angry (suddenly), being offended, being disgusted
むかむか
mukamuka feeling sick, feeling queasy, feeling nauseated; being angry, being offended, being disgusted
気持ち悪い
kimochiwarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
気持ちが悪い
kimochigawarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
吐気
hakike nausea, feeling like throwing up, feeling sick
はき気
hakike nausea, feeling like throwing up, feeling sick
吐きけ
hakike nausea, feeling like throwing up, feeling sick
はきけ
hakike nausea, feeling like throwing up, feeling sick
嘔き気
hakike nausea, feeling like throwing up, feeling sick
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