“Ill feeling” in Japanese
Short answer
Ill feeling in Japanese is “悪感” (akkan). Full meaning: ill feeling, ill will, antipathy, animosity.
Other ways to say “Ill feeling” in Japanese
悪感情
akukanjou ill feeling, ill will, animosity, bad impression
蟠り
wadakamari cares, bad feeling, ill feeling, discontent, reserve
反感
hankan antipathy, antagonism, animosity, revulsion, ill feeling
わだかまり
wadakamari cares, bad feeling, ill feeling, discontent, reserve
もやもや
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
モヤモヤ
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
もやもやっ
moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling
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