“Tottering” in Japanese
Short answer
Tottering in Japanese is “よろよろ” (yoroyoro). Full meaning: tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling.
Other ways to say “Tottering” in Japanese
辿々しい
tadotadoshii faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
蹌踉
sourou tottering, staggering, reeling
よぼよぼ
yoboyobo doddering, tottering, unsteady, shaky, decrepit, infirm, frail, feeble
ヨロヨロ
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
ふらふら
furafura unsteadily (e.g. on one's feet), shakily, staggering, tottering, reeling, dizzily, giddily; wavering (in one's mind), unsteadily, indecisively; aimlessly, unconsciously, whimsically, without thinking
蹣跚
mansan staggering, reeling, tottering
よろよろっ
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
ヨロヨロッ
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
ヨボヨボ
yoboyobo doddering, tottering, unsteady, shaky, decrepit, infirm, frail, feeble
ヨロ〳〵
yoroyoro tottering, staggering, faltering, reeling
フラフラ
furafura unsteadily (e.g. on one's feet), shakily, staggering, tottering, reeling, dizzily, giddily; wavering (in one's mind), unsteadily, indecisively; aimlessly, unconsciously, whimsically, without thinking
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