“To misconduct oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
To misconduct oneself in Japanese is “蹌踉めく” (yoromeku). Full meaning: to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination.
Other ways to say “To misconduct oneself” in Japanese
蹌踉めこ
yoromeko to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めき
yoromeki to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めけ
yoromeke to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めい
yoromei to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めか
yoromeka to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めこっ
yoromeko to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めこふ
yoromekou to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めこう
yoromekou to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
蹌踉めきゃ
yoromekya to stagger, to stumble, to totter; to misconduct oneself, to have a love affair, to waver, to feel some inclination
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