“To be suspicious of” in Japanese
Short answer
To be suspicious of in Japanese is “訝しむ” (ibukashimu). Full meaning: to be suspicious of, to be doubtful of, to be dubious of.
Other ways to say “To be suspicious of” in Japanese
勘ぐる
kanguru to be suspicious of (someone's motives), to suspect (that)
疑る
utaguru to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
疑う
utagau to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
いぶかしむ
ibukashimu to be suspicious of, to be doubtful of, to be dubious of
猜う
utagau to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
疑える
utagaeru to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
疑ぐる
utaguru to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
うたぐる
utaguru to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
勘ぐッ
kangu to be suspicious of (someone's motives), to suspect (that)
勘ぐっ
kangu to be suspicious of (someone's motives), to suspect (that)
うたがえる
utagaeru to doubt, to distrust, to be suspicious of, to suspect
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