“To be stupefied” in Japanese
Short answer
To be stupefied in Japanese is “立ちすくむ” (tachisukumu). Full meaning: to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement).
Other ways to say “To be stupefied” in Japanese
立ちすくま
tachisukuma to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくも
tachisukumo to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくん
tachisukun to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくめ
tachisukume to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくもっ
tachisukumo to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくみゃ
tachisukumya to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくもふ
tachisukumou to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくもう
tachisukumou to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
立ちすくまう
tachisukumou to be petrified, to be unable to move, to be paralyzed (with horror), to be stupefied (with amazement)
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