“To puzzle oneself about” in Japanese
Short answer
To puzzle oneself about in Japanese is “訝る” (ibukaru). Full meaning: to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt.
Other ways to say “To puzzle oneself about” in Japanese
訝かる
ibukaru to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
いぶかる
ibukaru to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝っ
ibuka to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝ッ
ibuka to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝かっ
ibuka to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝かッ
ibuka to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
いぶかっ
ibuka to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
いぶかッ
ibuka to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝ら
ibukara to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝れ
ibukare to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
訝ん
ibukan to wonder, to puzzle oneself about, to feel anxious about, to suspect, to doubt
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