“Low spirits” in Japanese
Short answer
Low spirits in Japanese is “鬱” (utsu). Full meaning: depression, low spirits; luxuriant (of vegetation).
Other ways to say “Low spirits” in Japanese
消沈
shouchin depression, low spirits, dejection
沈んだ心
shizundakokoro low spirits, depressed heart
うつ
utsu depression, low spirits; luxuriant (of vegetation)
ウツ
utsu depression, low spirits; luxuriant (of vegetation)
落ち込み
ochikomi decline, downturn, drop, fall; (mental) depression, low spirits
欝
utsu depression, low spirits; luxuriant (of vegetation)
銷沈
shouchin depression, low spirits, dejection
ローテンション
rootenshon low tension (as in electronics, etc.); low spirits, lack of enthusiasm
しょうちん
shouchin depression, low spirits, dejection
落込み
ochikomi decline, downturn, drop, fall; (mental) depression, low spirits
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