“Indignant” in Japanese
Short answer
Indignant in Japanese is “怫然” (futsuzen). Full meaning: indignant, wrathful.
Other ways to say “Indignant” in Japanese
慨然
gaizen indignant, sorrowful; steadfast, determined
憤然
funzen angry, indignant, wrathful, enraged
憮然
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
ふつ然
futsuzen indignant, wrathful
ぶぜん
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
ふんぜん
funzen angry, indignant, wrathful, enraged
撫然
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
ぶ然
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
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