“To be silly over” in Japanese
Short answer
To be silly over in Japanese is “戯ける” (odokeru). Full meaning: to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over.
Other ways to say “To be silly over” in Japanese
痴ける
tawakeru to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
滑稽る
odokeru to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
おどける
odokeru to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
たわける
tawakeru to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
戯け
odoke to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
滑稽
odoke to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
痴け
tawake to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
滑稽よ
odokeyo to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
戯けれ
odokere to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
戯けよ
odokeyo to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
痴けん
tawaken to jest, to joke, to play the fool, to talk foolishly; to act indecently, to be silly over
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