“Hazy” in Japanese
Short answer
Hazy in Japanese is “もやもや” (moyamoya). Full meaning: hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling.
Other ways to say “Hazy” in Japanese
朧
oboro hazy, dim, faint, vague; minced fish or meat that is seasoned and fried
朦朧
mourou dim, hazy, vague, indistinct, faint, fuzzy, cloudy, obscure
有耶無耶
uyamuya indefinite, hazy, vague, unsettled, undecided
モヤモヤ
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
おぼろ
oboro hazy, dim, faint, vague; minced fish or meat that is seasoned and fried
オボロ
oboro hazy, dim, faint, vague; minced fish or meat that is seasoned and fried
漠然
bakuzen vague, obscure, indistinct, hazy, ambiguous
朧ろ
oboro hazy, dim, faint, vague; minced fish or meat that is seasoned and fried
縹渺
hyoubyou boundless, vast, limitless; faint, hazy, dim, indistinct
もやもやっ
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
微か
kasuka faint, dim, weak, slight, vague, indistinct, hazy; poor, wretched, meagre, meager, scanty
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