“Irritability” in Japanese
Short answer
Irritability in Japanese is “癇性” (kanshou). Full meaning: irritability, peevishness, irascibility, hot temper.
Other ways to say “Irritability” in Japanese
癇癪
kanshaku temper, irritability, fit of anger, tantrum (esp. of children), temper tantrum
焦燥感
shousoukan irritability, feeling of impatience, sense of uneasiness
被刺激性
hishigekisei irritability (of an organ, etc.)
興奮性
koufunsei excitability, irritability
短気
tanki short temper, quick temper, hot temper, impatience, irritability
かんしゃく
kanshaku temper, irritability, fit of anger, tantrum (esp. of children), temper tantrum
カンシャク
kanshaku temper, irritability, fit of anger, tantrum (esp. of children), temper tantrum
たんき
tanki short temper, quick temper, hot temper, impatience, irritability
ダンキ
danki short temper, quick temper, hot temper, impatience, irritability
タンキ
tanki short temper, quick temper, hot temper, impatience, irritability
だんき
danki short temper, quick temper, hot temper, impatience, irritability
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