“To feel sick” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel sick in Japanese is “酔う” (you). Full meaning: to get drunk, to become intoxicated; to feel sick (e.g. in a vehicle), to become nauseated; to be elated, to be exalted, to be spellbound, to be in raptures.
Other ways to say “To feel sick” in Japanese
むかつく
mukatsuku to feel irritated, to feel offended, to feel angry; to feel sick, to feel nauseous
嘔吐く
ezuku to vomit, to throw up, to feel nauseated, to feel sick
胸が悪くなる
munegawarukunaru to feel sick, to be nauseated
こみ上げる
komiageru to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.), to surge up (within oneself), to rise, to fill one's heart, to overcome one; to feel nauseated, to feel sick
吐き気を催す
hakikewomoyoosu to feel nauseated, to feel sick
よえる
yoeru to get drunk, to become intoxicated; to feel sick (e.g. in a vehicle), to become nauseated; to be elated, to be exalted, to be spellbound, to be in raptures
酔える
yoeru to get drunk, to become intoxicated; to feel sick (e.g. in a vehicle), to become nauseated; to be elated, to be exalted, to be spellbound, to be in raptures
ムカつく
mukatsuku to feel irritated, to feel offended, to feel angry; to feel sick, to feel nauseous
ムカツく
mukatsuku to feel irritated, to feel offended, to feel angry; to feel sick, to feel nauseous
ムカツク
mukatsuku to feel irritated, to feel offended, to feel angry; to feel sick, to feel nauseous
醉う
you to get drunk, to become intoxicated; to feel sick (e.g. in a vehicle), to become nauseated; to be elated, to be exalted, to be spellbound, to be in raptures
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