“To mope” in Japanese
Short answer
To mope in Japanese is “ふさぎ込む” (fusagikomu). Full meaning: to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues.
Other ways to say “To mope” in Japanese
鬱ぐ
fusagu to feel depressed, to be in low spirits, to mope
くよくよ
kuyokuyo to fret (over), to brood (about), to mope, to worry; worriedly, (fretting) constantly, (worrying) over this and that, (obsessing) to no end
ふさぎ込み
fusagikomi to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込め
fusagikome to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込ま
fusagikoma to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込も
fusagikomo to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込ん
fusagikon to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込まう
fusagikomou to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込もっ
fusagikomo to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込みゃ
fusagikomya to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
ふさぎ込もふ
fusagikomou to mope, to brood, to be in low spirits, to have the blues
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