“To be nonplussed” in Japanese
Short answer
To be nonplussed in Japanese is “辟易” (hekieki). Full meaning: to be fed up (with), to be tired (of), to be bored (with), to be unable to bear; to be stumped, to be nonplussed, to be disconcerted; to wince, to shrink back, to cringe.
Other ways to say “To be nonplussed” in Japanese
閉口
heikou to be stumped, to be at a loss, to be at one's wits' end, to be nonplussed; to be fed up, to be tired (of), to be unable to bear, to be annoyed
参る
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
ヘキエキ
hekieki to be fed up (with), to be tired (of), to be bored (with), to be unable to bear; to be stumped, to be nonplussed, to be disconcerted; to wince, to shrink back, to cringe
へきえき
hekieki to be fed up (with), to be tired (of), to be bored (with), to be unable to bear; to be stumped, to be nonplussed, to be disconcerted; to wince, to shrink back, to cringe
詣る
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
參る
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
まゐる
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
詣れる
maireru to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
まいる
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
参れる
maireru to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
マイる
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
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