“Impatient” in Japanese
Short answer
Impatient in Japanese is “歯がゆい” (hagayui). Full meaning: (feeling) impatient, irritated, irritating, frustrated, frustrating, vexed, vexing.
Other ways to say “Impatient” in Japanese
うずうず
uzuuzu itching to do something, impatient, sorely tempted, eager
焦れったい
jirettai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
気早
kibaya quick-tempered, impatient
せっかち
sekkachi hasty, impatient, restless, rash
自烈たい
jirettai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
ウズウズ
uzuuzu itching to do something, impatient, sorely tempted, eager
焦れたい
jiretai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
焦ったい
jirettai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
憤れたい
jiretai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
焦れッたい
jirettai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
じれったい
jirettai irritating, impatient, annoying, frustrating, vexing
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