“Stupor” in Japanese
Short answer
Stupor in Japanese is “麻痺” (mahi). Full meaning: paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action.
Other ways to say “Stupor” in Japanese
知覚麻痺
chikakumahi stupor
茫然自失
bouzenjishitsu stupor, stupefaction, trance, (being) dumbfounded
昏迷
konmei stupefaction, stupor, unconsciousness, confusion
喪神
soushin absent-mindedness, stupor, stupefaction, abstraction, being stunned; fainting
昏迷状態
konmeijoutai befuddled (bewildered, confused) state, stupor
マヒ
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
まひ
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
痲痺
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
麻ひ
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
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