“To be crazy” in Japanese
Short answer
To be crazy in Japanese is “狂する” (kyousuru). Full meaning: to go mad (over something), to be crazy (about something).
Other ways to say “To be crazy” in Japanese
イカれる
ikareru to become broken, to break down; to be crazy, to be nuts; to be infatuated with
入れ込む
irekomu to push into, to stuff into, to pack into; to be enthusiastic (about), to be crazy (about), to be obsessed (with); to get excited, to be stirred up
頭がどうかしている
atamagadoukashiteiru to be crazy, to be mad, to have a screw loose
イカレる
ikareru to become broken, to break down; to be crazy, to be nuts; to be infatuated with
いかれる
ikareru to become broken, to break down; to be crazy, to be nuts; to be infatuated with
入込む
irekomu to push into, to stuff into, to pack into; to be enthusiastic (about), to be crazy (about), to be obsessed (with); to get excited, to be stirred up
いれこむ
irekomu to push into, to stuff into, to pack into; to be enthusiastic (about), to be crazy (about), to be obsessed (with); to get excited, to be stirred up
狂せ
kyouse to go mad (over something), to be crazy (about something)
狂し
kyoushi to go mad (over something), to be crazy (about something)
狂せよ
kyouseyo to go mad (over something), to be crazy (about something)
狂しよ
kyoushiyo to go mad (over something), to be crazy (about something)
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