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“To be impetuous” in Japanese

Short answer

逸る hayaru はやる

To be impetuous in Japanese is “逸る” (hayaru). Full meaning: to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits.

Other ways to say “To be impetuous” in Japanese

速る hayaru to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 早る hayaru to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 迅る hayaru to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 速ッ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 迅ッ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 早ッ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 逸ッ so to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 逸っ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 速っ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 迅っ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits 早っ haya to stray from, to get lost; to be impatient, to be eager, to be restless, to be rash, to be impetuous; to be excited, to be in high spirits

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