Lingaku- feeling apprehensive; feeling (looking) lone and helpless; being down-and-out (ruined); helplessness of those in reduced circumstancesyojijukugo
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- feeling apprehensive
- feeling (looking) lone and helpless
- being down-and-out (ruined)
- helplessness of those in reduced circumstances
This meaning conveys a sense of anxiety or nervousness about something that might happen. It often relates to a state of unease or tension.
This meaning reflects a state of looking vulnerable or lost, often evoking sympathy from others. It can describe physical appearance or emotional state.
This meaning indicates a state of being impoverished or in a dire situation, often with no prospects for improvement.
This meaning emphasizes the plight of individuals who are in difficult financial or social situations, highlighting their inability to improve their circumstances.
Generated collocations (experimental)
こじょうらくげつ弧城落月をかんじる感じるto feel apprehensiveこじょうらくげつ弧城落月のきもち気持ちa feeling of loneliness and helplessnessこじょうらくげつ弧城落月のじょうたい状態a state of being down-and-outこじょうらくげつ弧城落月をかかえる抱えるto bear a feeling of helplessnessこじょうらくげつ弧城落月のなか中にいるto be in a state of feeling alone and helplessこじょうらくげつ弧城落月をあじわう味わうto experience feelings of desolationこじょうらくげつ弧城落月があるto have feelings of being down-and-outこじょうらくげつ弧城落月におちいる陥るto fall into a state of apprehensivenessこじょうらくげつ弧城落月をふりはらう振り払うto shake off the feelings of hopelessnessこじょうらくげつ弧城落月をのりこえる乗り越えるto overcome feelings of loneliness and helplessness