“To feel dizzy” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel dizzy in Japanese is “眩く” (kurumeku). Full meaning: to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl.
Other ways to say “To feel dizzy” in Japanese
逆上せる
noboseru to feel dizzy, to have blood rush to one's head; to lose one's cool; to be obsessed, to be infatuated
眩い
kurumei to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
くるめく
kurumeku to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
目が舞う
megamau to feel dizzy
眩か
kurumeka to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩き
kurumeki to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩け
kurumeke to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩こ
kurumeko to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩こふ
kurumekou to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩こう
kurumekou to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩きゃ
kurumekya to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
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