“Uneasiness” in Japanese
Short answer
Uneasiness in Japanese is “胸騒ぎ” (munasawagi). Full meaning: uneasiness, vague apprehension, premonition.
Other ways to say “Uneasiness” in Japanese
不安心
fuanshin uneasiness, uncertainty, anxiety, apprehension, restlessness, insecurity, suspense, fear
不安
fuan anxiety, uneasiness, worry, apprehension, fear, insecurity, suspense
危惧
kigu apprehension, misgivings, uneasiness, fear, anxiety
危懼
kiku apprehension, misgivings, uneasiness, fear, anxiety
きぐ
kigu apprehension, misgivings, uneasiness, fear, anxiety
心配
shinpai worry, concern, anxiety, uneasiness, fear; care, help, aid, assistance
胸さわぎ
munasawagi uneasiness, vague apprehension, premonition
危ぐ
kigu apprehension, misgivings, uneasiness, fear, anxiety
恐れ
osore fear, horror, anxiety, concern, uneasiness, reverence
凝り
kori muscle stiffness (esp. in shoulders); lump (in tissue, esp. breast), swelling, hardening, lesion; lingering discomfort, uneasiness, bad aftertaste, unpleasant feeling
しんぱい
shinpai worry, concern, anxiety, uneasiness, fear; care, help, aid, assistance
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