“To be indignant” in Japanese
Short answer
To be indignant in Japanese is “憤る” (ikidooru). Full meaning: to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish.
Other ways to say “To be indignant” in Japanese
いきどおる
ikidooru to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤っ
ikidoo to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ら
ikidoora to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ろ
ikidooro to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤れ
ikidoore to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ん
ikidoon to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ろふ
ikidoorou to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ろう
ikidoorou to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ふッ
ikidoo to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤りゃ
ikidoorya to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憤ろっ
ikidooro to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
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