“To feel uneasy” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel uneasy in Japanese is “胸が騒ぐ” (munegasawagu). Full meaning: to feel uneasy, to get into a panic, to feel excited, to have one's heart beat wildly, to have a presentiment.
Other ways to say “To feel uneasy” in Japanese
気が差す
kigasasu to feel uneasy, to worry (about something)
気がもめる
kigamomeru to feel anxious, to feel uneasy, to worry
気が置かれる
kigaokareru to feel constraint, to feel uneasy; to worry
気がとがめる
kigatogameru to feel guilty, to suffer from a guilty conscience, to feel uneasy, to have qualms about, to have scruples about, to feel regret
気になる
kininaru to weigh on one's mind, to bother one, to worry about, to be concerned about, to care about, to feel uneasy, to be anxious; to be interested (in), to be curious (about), to wonder (about), to catch one's eye; to feel like (doing), to feel inclined to
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