“Staggering” in Japanese
Short answer
Staggering in Japanese is “物凄い” (monosugoi). Full meaning: terrific, staggering, tremendous, incredible, extreme; frightful, ghastly, horrific, terrible, awful, gruesome, eerie.
Other ways to say “Staggering” in Japanese
ものっそい
monossoi terrific, staggering, tremendous, incredible, extreme; frightful, ghastly, horrific, terrible, awful, gruesome, eerie
よろよろ
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
蹣跚
mansan staggering, reeling, tottering
ふらふら
furafura unsteadily (e.g. on one's feet), shakily, staggering, tottering, reeling, dizzily, giddily; wavering (in one's mind), unsteadily, indecisively; aimlessly, unconsciously, whimsically, without thinking
蹌踉
sourou tottering, staggering, reeling
ふらり
furari aimlessly, unexpectedly (showing up); slowly swaying, staggering, moving feebly
ふらつき
furatsuki lightheadedness, disorientation, wobbliness, staggering
物すごい
monosugoi terrific, staggering, tremendous, incredible, extreme; frightful, ghastly, horrific, terrible, awful, gruesome, eerie
物凄ーい
monosugoii terrific, staggering, tremendous, incredible, extreme; frightful, ghastly, horrific, terrible, awful, gruesome, eerie
もの凄い
monosugoi terrific, staggering, tremendous, incredible, extreme; frightful, ghastly, horrific, terrible, awful, gruesome, eerie
物っ凄い
monossugoi terrific, staggering, tremendous, incredible, extreme; frightful, ghastly, horrific, terrible, awful, gruesome, eerie
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