“To be full of oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
To be full of oneself in Japanese is “イキる” (ikiru). Full meaning: to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself.
Other ways to say “To be full of oneself” in Japanese
いきる
ikiru to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
背負ってる
shotteru to be conceited, to be stuck up, to be full of oneself, to be cocky
いきッ
iki to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
いきり
ikiri to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
イキっ
iki to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
いきっ
iki to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
イキッ
iki to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
イキり
ikiri to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
いい気になる
iikininaru to be self-complacent, to be conceited, to flatter oneself, to be full of oneself
イキれ
ikire to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
イキん
ikin to act cocky, to put on airs, to be full of oneself
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