“To be aflutter” in Japanese
Short answer
To be aflutter in Japanese is “騒つく” (zawatsuku). Full meaning: to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed.
Other ways to say “To be aflutter” in Japanese
騒つい
zawatsui to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つか
zawatsuka to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つこ
zawatsuko to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つき
zawatsuki to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つけ
zawatsuke to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つこっ
zawatsuko to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つこふ
zawatsukou to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つこう
zawatsukou to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒つきゃ
zawatsukya to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
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