“To lose one's temper” in Japanese
Short answer
To lose one's temper in Japanese is “いきり立つ” (ikiritatsu). Full meaning: to get angry, to lose one's temper.
Other ways to say “To lose one's temper” in Japanese
怒る
ikaru to get angry, to get mad, to lose one's temper; to scold, to tell (someone) off; to get angry, to get mad
かっか
kakka to burn hotly, to burn redly; to lose one's temper, to get mad, to be upset
火病る
fuabyoru to lose one's temper, to go into a rage, to blow one's top, to flip out
キレる
kireru to get angry, to snap, to blow one's top, to lose one's temper, to flip
業を煮やす
gouwoniyasu to lose one's temper, to lose patience, to have enough, to be exasperated, to become irritated, to get fed up
癇癪を起こす
kanshakuwookosu to lose one's temper, to throw a tantrum, to fly into a rage
いきり立っ
ikirita to get angry, to lose one's temper
怒り出す
okoridasu to fly into a rage, to lose one's temper, to flare up, to break out
挙措を失う
kyosowoushinau to lose one's composure, to lose one's temper
嗔る
ikaru to get angry, to get mad, to lose one's temper; to scold, to tell (someone) off; to get angry, to get mad
瞋る
ikaru to get angry, to get mad, to lose one's temper; to scold, to tell (someone) off; to get angry, to get mad
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