“Fickle” in Japanese
Short answer
Fickle in Japanese is “移り気” (utsurigi). Full meaning: fickle, capricious, inconstant, changeable, whimsical.
Other ways to say “Fickle” in Japanese
浮薄
fuhaku frivolous, fickle, insincere, caprice, cold-heartedness
軽浮
keifu fickle, frivolous
猫の目
nekonome (something) fickle, (something) very changeable
機嫌買い
kigenkai fickle, capricious
気の多い
kinoooi fickle, having many romantic interests
気が多い
kigaooi fickle, inconstant, capricious, having many romantic interests
儚い
hakanai fleeting, transient, short-lived, momentary, ephemeral, fickle, vain; empty (dream, etc.), mere (hope), faint (possibility)
移気
utsurigi fickle, capricious, inconstant, changeable, whimsical
うつり気
utsurigi fickle, capricious, inconstant, changeable, whimsical
無定見
muteiken lacking fixed principles, inconsistent, fickle
飽きっぽい
akippoi easily bored, quick to lose interest, fickle, capricious
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