“To be restless” in Japanese
Short answer
To be restless in Japanese is “こせつく” (kosetsuku). Full meaning: to make a fuss (about nothing), to be fussy, to be restless, to be anxious; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic.
Other ways to say “To be restless” in Japanese
逸る
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
浮つく
uwatsuku to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
コセつく
kosetsuku to make a fuss (about nothing), to be fussy, to be restless, to be anxious; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic
ゴセック
gosekku to make a fuss (about nothing), to be fussy, to be restless, to be anxious; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic
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
こせつき
kosetsuki to make a fuss (about nothing), to be fussy, to be restless, to be anxious; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic
浮わつく
uwatsuku to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
こせつけ
kosetsuke to make a fuss (about nothing), to be fussy, to be restless, to be anxious; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic
こせつい
kosetsui to make a fuss (about nothing), to be fussy, to be restless, to be anxious; to be cramped, to be claustrophobic
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