“Feeling uneasy” in Japanese
Short answer
Feeling uneasy in Japanese is “気が気でない” (kigakidenai). Full meaning: feeling uneasy, very worried, very anxious, on tenterhooks, on pins and needles.
Other ways to say “Feeling uneasy” in Japanese
むず痒い
muzugayui itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
気が気ではない
kigakidehanai feeling uneasy, very worried, very anxious, on tenterhooks, on pins and needles
むずがゆい
muzugayui itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むず痒
muzugayu itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むずがゆ
muzugayu itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むず痒く
muzugayuku itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むず痒う
muzugayui itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むずがゆく
muzugayuku itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むず痒けれ
muzugayukere itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むずがゆう
muzugayui itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
むず痒かっ
muzugayuka itchy; creepy, feeling uneasy
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