“High spirits” in Japanese
Short answer
High spirits in Japanese is “気炎” (kien). Full meaning: high spirits, boastful talk.
Other ways to say “High spirits” in Japanese
行け行け
ikeike high spirits, high energy, go-go mood, eagerness, enthusiasm, excitement; go!, go-man-go!; fashionably clothed and assertive (esp. of a woman), flashy
高調
kouchou high spirits
衝天
shouten (being in) high spirits
大はしゃぎ
oohashagi high spirits, gleeful mood
ブチアゲ
buchiage elated mood, (in) high spirits
アゲアゲ
ageage feeling elated, being excited, high spirits
鋭気
eiki courage, ardour, high spirits
いけいけ
ikeike high spirits, high energy, go-go mood, eagerness, enthusiasm, excitement; go!, go-man-go!; fashionably clothed and assertive (esp. of a woman), flashy
イケイケ
ikeike high spirits, high energy, go-go mood, eagerness, enthusiasm, excitement; go!, go-man-go!; fashionably clothed and assertive (esp. of a woman), flashy
大ハシャギ
oohashagi high spirits, gleeful mood
気焔
kien high spirits, boastful talk
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