“To stagger” in Japanese
Short answer
To stagger 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 stagger” in Japanese
蹌踉ける
yorokeru to stagger, to stumble
よろける
yorokeru to stagger, to stumble
蹌踉つく
yorotsuku to stagger, to stumble, to totter
ひょろける
hyorokeru to stagger, to stumble, to be unsteady on one's feet
よろけよふ
yorokeyoo to stagger, to stumble
ヨロけよふ
yorokeyoo to stagger, to stumble
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
蹌踉けれ
yorokere to stagger, to stumble
よろけん
yoroken to stagger, to stumble
蹌踉けよ
yorokeyo to stagger, to stumble
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