“To palpitate” in Japanese
Short answer
To palpitate in Japanese is “どきつく” (dokitsuku). Full meaning: to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.).
Other ways to say “To palpitate” in Japanese
どきつい
dokitsui to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
ときめく
tokimeku to beat fast (of one's heart), to flutter (with joy, anticipation, etc.), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
時継
tokitsugu to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
言継
tokitsugu to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつきゃ
dokitsukya to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつけ
dokitsuke to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつか
dokitsuka to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつこ
dokitsuko to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつき
dokitsuki to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつこっ
dokitsuko to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
どきつこふ
dokitsukoo to palpitate (with anxiety, etc.)
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