“Losing one's head” in Japanese
Short answer
Losing one's head in Japanese is “動転” (douten). Full meaning: disturbance of mind, losing one's head, being upset, being astonished, being frightened; transition, changing, moving.
Other ways to say “Losing one's head” in Japanese
女狂い
onnagurui infatuation (with a woman), obsessing (over a woman), losing one's head (over a woman)
どうてん
douten disturbance of mind, losing one's head, being upset, being astonished, being frightened; transition, changing, moving
動顚
douten disturbance of mind, losing one's head, being upset, being astonished, being frightened; transition, changing, moving
動顛
douten disturbance of mind, losing one's head, being upset, being astonished, being frightened; transition, changing, moving
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