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“To feel on edge” in Japanese

Short answer
ささくれ立つ sasakuredatsu ささくれだつ

To feel on edge in Japanese is “ささくれ立つ” (sasakuredatsu). Full meaning: to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge.

Other ways to say “To feel on edge” in Japanese

笹くれ立っ sasakureda to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge 笹くれ立つ sasakuredatsu to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ささくれだっ sasakureda to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ササくれ立つ sasakuredatsu to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ささくれ立っ sasakureda to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ささくれだつ sasakuredatsu to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ササくれ立っ sasakureda to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ササくれ立ち sasakuredachi to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ささくれ立た sasakuredata to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ササくれ立と sasakuredato to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge ささくれ立て sasakuredate to split finely, to splinter, to get frayed; to become irritable, to feel on edge

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