“To have apprehensions of” in Japanese
Short answer
To have apprehensions of in Japanese is “気遣う” (kizukau). Full meaning: to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of.
Other ways to say “To have apprehensions of” in Japanese
きづかう
kizukau to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
気づかう
kizukau to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
氣づかふ
kizukau to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
きづこう
kizukoo to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
きづかわ
kizukawa to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
きづかっ
kizuka to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
きづかい
kizukai to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
気遣わ
kizukawa to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
気遣ふ
kizukou to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
気遣っ
kizuka to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
気遣お
kizukao to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort), to feel anxious about, to have apprehensions of
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