“Insane” in Japanese
Short answer
Insane in Japanese is “狂的” (kyouteki). Full meaning: insane, fanatic.
Other ways to say “Insane” in Japanese
気が変
kigahen insane, mad, crazy, light in the head
あたおか
ataoka insane, crazy, nuts
頭のおかしい
atamanookashii insane, crazy, nuts, out of one's mind
頭がおかしい
atamagaokashii insane, crazy, nuts, out of one's mind
正気とは思えない
shoukitohaomoenai not in one's right mind, insane
きょうてき
kyouteki insane, fanatic
病気
byouki illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold), disease, sickness; bad habit, bad behaviour, weakness, failing; crazy, insane, disturbed, sick in the head
病氣
byouki illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold), disease, sickness; bad habit, bad behaviour, weakness, failing; crazy, insane, disturbed, sick in the head
病木
byouki illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold), disease, sickness; bad habit, bad behaviour, weakness, failing; crazy, insane, disturbed, sick in the head
びょう気
byouki illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold), disease, sickness; bad habit, bad behaviour, weakness, failing; crazy, insane, disturbed, sick in the head
ビョーキ
byouki illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold), disease, sickness; bad habit, bad behaviour, weakness, failing; crazy, insane, disturbed, sick in the head
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