“To be stifling” in Japanese
Short answer
To be stifling in Japanese is “息詰まる” (ikizumaru). Full meaning: to be breathtaking, to be stifling.
Other ways to say “To be stifling” in Japanese
ムッと
mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth)
息づまる
ikizumaru to be breathtaking, to be stifling
むッと
mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth)
ムット
mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth)
ムっと
mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth)
むっと
mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth)
息詰まっ
ikizuma to be breathtaking, to be stifling
息づまっ
ikizuma to be breathtaking, to be stifling
息詰まッ
ikizuma to be breathtaking, to be stifling
息づまッ
ikizuma to be breathtaking, to be stifling
息詰ッ
ikizuma to be breathtaking, to be stifling
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