“To be unsettled” in Japanese
Short answer
To be unsettled in Japanese is “愚図る” (guzuru). Full meaning: to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle.
Other ways to say “To be unsettled” in Japanese
揺れ動く
yureugoku to shake, to tremble, to sway, to flicker; to be unsettled, to be unstable, to fluctuate, to waver (e.g. between options), to vacillate, to seesaw
グズっ
guzu to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
ぐずっ
guzu to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
ぐずん
guzun to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
グズり
guzuri to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
グズッ
guzu to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
ぐずる
guzuru to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
ぐずッ
guzu to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
グズん
guzun to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
ぐずり
guzuri to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
グズる
guzuru to grumble, to be unsettled, to grizzle
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