“Unconscious” in Japanese
Short answer
Unconscious in Japanese is “無意識的” (muishikiteki). Full meaning: unconscious.
Other ways to say “Unconscious” in Japanese
戦闘不能
sentoufunou unable to fight (esp. in video games), unconscious, knocked out, dead
無自覚
mujikaku unaware, unmindful, unconscious, blind, apathetic
無意識
muishiki unconsciousness; unconscious, involuntary, automatic, mechanical, unintentional, spontaneous; the unconscious
虫
chuu insect, bug, cricket, moth; worm, roundworm; thing inside one's body believed to influence one's thoughts and feelings, (one's) unconscious
蟎
mushi insect, bug, cricket, moth; worm, roundworm; thing inside one's body believed to influence one's thoughts and feelings, (one's) unconscious
蟲
mushi insect, bug, cricket, moth; worm, roundworm; thing inside one's body believed to influence one's thoughts and feelings, (one's) unconscious
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