“To lose one's head” in Japanese
Short answer
To lose one's head in Japanese is “逆上せ上がる” (noboseagaru). Full meaning: to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something.
Other ways to say “To lose one's head” in Japanese
のぼせ上る
noboseagaru to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
のぼせ上がる
noboseagaru to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
逆上せあがる
noboseagaru to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
のぼせあがる
noboseagaru to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
気が転倒する
kigatentousuru to lose one's presence of mind, to lose one's head, to be thrown off balance, to get upset, to be bewildered, to be flustered
度を失う
dowoushinau to lose one's presence of mind, to lose one's composure, to lose one's head, to get flustered
泡を食う
awawokuu to be flurried, to be confused, to lose one's head
熱を上げる
netsuwoageru to become enthusiastic, to have a crush (on), to lose one's head (to), to become earnest
のぼせ上っ
noboseaga to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
のぼせ上ッ
noboseaga to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
のぼせ上がッ
noboseaga to be beside oneself, to lose one's head, to go mad with something
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