“Irritated” in Japanese
Short answer
Irritated in Japanese is “歯がゆい” (hagayui). Full meaning: (feeling) impatient, irritated, irritating, frustrated, frustrating, vexed, vexing.
Other ways to say “Irritated” in Japanese
もどかしい
modokashii irritating, irritated, frustrating, vexing, (feeling things are) not quick enough, (feeling) too slow-going, (feeling) impatient, tantalizing, tantalising
むしゃくしゃ
mushakusha vexed, irritated, fretful, in ill humour, in ill humor, in a temper; shaggy, bushy, ragged, rugged
い辛っぽい
igarappoi feeling rough (of the throat), irritated
憤ろしい
ikidooroshii infuriating, maddening, exasperating, angry, furious, irritated
ムシャクシャ
mushakusha vexed, irritated, fretful, in ill humour, in ill humor, in a temper; shaggy, bushy, ragged, rugged
もどかし
modokashi irritating, irritated, frustrating, vexing, (feeling things are) not quick enough, (feeling) too slow-going, (feeling) impatient, tantalizing, tantalising
苛立たしげ
iradatashige antsy, agitated, irritated, anxious, vexed
歯がゆ
hagayu (feeling) impatient, irritated, irritating, frustrated, frustrating, vexed, vexing
歯がゆく
hagayuku (feeling) impatient, irritated, irritating, frustrated, frustrating, vexed, vexing
歯がゆう
hagayui (feeling) impatient, irritated, irritating, frustrated, frustrating, vexed, vexing
歯がゆけれ
hagayukere (feeling) impatient, irritated, irritating, frustrated, frustrating, vexed, vexing
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