“To feel better” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel better in Japanese is “慰む” (nagusamu). Full meaning: to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with.
Other ways to say “To feel better” in Japanese
なぐさむ
nagusamu to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
気が晴れる
kigahareru to feel refreshed, to feel more cheerful, to feel better
慰も
nagusamo to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰め
nagusame to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰ま
nagusama to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰もっ
nagusamo to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰みゃ
nagusamya to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰もふ
nagusamou to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰もう
nagusamou to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
慰まう
nagusamou to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
なぐさま
nagusama to feel comforted, to be in good spirits, to feel better, to forget one's worries; to trifle with, to fool around with
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