“In a daze” in Japanese
Short answer
In a daze in Japanese is “ぼーっと” (bo-tto). Full meaning: in a daze, absent-mindedly, vacantly, abstractedly, blankly, idly; dimly, hazily, faintly, vaguely, indistinctly; with a roar (of flames), with a whoosh, flaring up.
Other ways to say “In a daze” in Japanese
茫と
bouto in a daze, absent-mindedly, vacantly, abstractedly, blankly, idly; dimly, hazily, faintly, vaguely, indistinctly
呆然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ぼうぜん
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ボーぜん
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ぼーぜん
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ボウ然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ぼう然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
惘然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
ボー然
bouzen dumbfounded, overcome with surprise, in blank amazement, in a daze
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.