“Head over heels” in Japanese
Short answer
メロメロ
meromero
Head over heels in Japanese is “メロメロ” (meromero). Full meaning: madly in love, head over heels, fanatically doting, spellbound; collapsed, out of spirits.
Other ways to say “Head over heels” in Japanese
真っ逆さま
massakasama head over heels, headlong, head first
惚れた腫れた
horetahareta head over heels, madly (in love)
ぞっこん
zokkon madly in love, completely charmed (by), head over heels (for); from the heart, entirely, completely
真逆様
masakasama headlong, head over heels
めろめろ
meromero madly in love, head over heels, fanatically doting, spellbound; collapsed, out of spirits
ゾッコン
zokkon madly in love, completely charmed (by), head over heels (for); from the heart, entirely, completely
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