“To get into a panic” in Japanese
Short answer
To get into a panic in Japanese is “慌てふためく” (awatefutameku). Full meaning: to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap.
Other ways to say “To get into a panic” in Japanese
あわてふためく
awatefutameku to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
じたばた
jitabata (kicking and) struggling, wriggling, floundering, flailing; to get into a panic, to make a fuss, to make a scene
胸が騒ぐ
munegasawagu to feel uneasy, to get into a panic, to feel excited, to have one's heart beat wildly, to have a presentiment
慌てふためき
awatefutameki to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
慌てふためけ
awatefutameke to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
慌てふためい
awatefutamei to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
慌てふためこ
awatefutameko to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
慌てふためか
awatefutameka to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
あわてふためき
awatefutameki to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
慌てふためこう
awatefutamekou to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
あわてふためけ
awatefutameke to get into a panic, to be flustered, to panic, to get in a flap
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