There are 29 total results for your 恐怖症 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
恐怖症 see styles |
kǒng bù zhèng kong3 bu4 zheng4 k`ung pu cheng kung pu cheng kyoufushou / kyofusho きょうふしょう |
phobia (n,n-suf) phobia; morbid fear |
クモ恐怖症 see styles |
kumokyoufushou / kumokyofusho クモきょうふしょう |
arachnophobia |
不潔恐怖症 see styles |
fuketsukyoufushou / fuketsukyofusho ふけつきょうふしょう |
mysophobia; germophobia |
女性恐怖症 see styles |
joseikyoufushou / josekyofusho じょせいきょうふしょう |
gynophobia; fear of women |
対人恐怖症 see styles |
taijinkyoufushou / taijinkyofusho たいじんきょうふしょう |
anthropophobia; taijin kyofusho |
広場恐怖症 see styles |
hirobakyoufushou / hirobakyofusho ひろばきょうふしょう |
agoraphobia |
廣場恐怖症 广场恐怖症 see styles |
guǎng chǎng kǒng bù zhèng guang3 chang3 kong3 bu4 zheng4 kuang ch`ang k`ung pu cheng kuang chang kung pu cheng |
agoraphobia |
接触恐怖症 see styles |
sesshokukyoufushou / sesshokukyofusho せっしょくきょうふしょう |
{med} haphephobia (fear of being touched); aphephobia; haptephobia; haptophobia; chiraptophobia |
昆虫恐怖症 see styles |
konchuukyoufushou / konchukyofusho こんちゅうきょうふしょう |
{med} entomophobia; fear of insects |
暗所恐怖症 see styles |
anshokyoufushou / anshokyofusho あんしょきょうふしょう |
nyctophobia; fear of the dark; scotophobia |
特定恐怖症 see styles |
tokuteikyoufushou / tokutekyofusho とくていきょうふしょう |
specific phobias |
男性恐怖症 see styles |
danseikyoufushou / dansekyofusho だんせいきょうふしょう |
{med} androphobia |
社会恐怖症 see styles |
shakaikyoufushou / shakaikyofusho しゃかいきょうふしょう |
social phobias |
空白恐怖症 see styles |
kuuhakukyoufushou / kuhakukyofusho くうはくきょうふしょう |
(colloquialism) fear of having blank days (e.g. for a freelancer); fear of not having anything planned |
蜘蛛恐怖症 see styles |
kumokyoufushou / kumokyofusho くもきょうふしょう |
arachnophobia |
血液恐怖症 see styles |
xuè yè kǒng bù zhèng xue4 ye4 kong3 bu4 zheng4 hsüeh yeh k`ung pu cheng hsüeh yeh kung pu cheng ketsuekikyoufushou / ketsuekikyofusho けつえききょうふしょう |
blood phobia {med} hemophobia; haemophobia; fear of blood |
赤面恐怖症 see styles |
sekimenkyoufushou / sekimenkyofusho せきめんきょうふしょう |
erythrophobia; fear of blushing |
道化恐怖症 see styles |
doukekyoufushou / dokekyofusho どうけきょうふしょう |
coulrophobia; fear of clowns |
醜形恐怖症 see styles |
shuukeikyoufushou / shukekyofusho しゅうけいきょうふしょう |
dysmorphophobia; body dysmorphic disorder; cacophobia |
閉所恐怖症 see styles |
heishokyoufushou; heijokyoufushou / heshokyofusho; hejokyofusho へいしょきょうふしょう; へいじょきょうふしょう |
claustrophobia |
高所恐怖症 see styles |
koushokyoufushou / koshokyofusho こうしょきょうふしょう |
fear of heights; acrophobia |
外国人恐怖症 see styles |
gaikokujinkyoufushou / gaikokujinkyofusho がいこくじんきょうふしょう |
xenophobia |
自己臭恐怖症 see styles |
jikoshuukyoufushou / jikoshukyofusho じこしゅうきょうふしょう |
{med} olfactory reference syndrome; ORS; autodysomophobia; fear of having an unpleasant body odour |
集合体恐怖症 see styles |
shuugoutaikyoufushou / shugotaikyofusho しゅうごうたいきょうふしょう |
(See トライポフォビア) trypophobia (fear of irregular patterns or clusters of small holes) |
飛行機恐怖症 see styles |
hikoukikyoufushou / hikokikyofusho ひこうききょうふしょう |
{med} fear of flying; aviophobia; aerophobia |
イスラム恐怖症 see styles |
isuramukyoufushou / isuramukyofusho イスラムきょうふしょう |
Islamophobia |
Variations: |
kumokyoufushou(kumo恐怖症); kumokyoufushou(蜘蛛恐怖症) / kumokyofusho(kumo恐怖症); kumokyofusho(蜘蛛恐怖症) クモきょうふしょう(クモ恐怖症); くもきょうふしょう(蜘蛛恐怖症) |
arachnophobia |
Variations: |
sentankyoufushou / sentankyofusho せんたんきょうふしょう |
aichmophobia (fear of sharply pointed objects); belonephobia |
Variations: |
tokuteinokyoufushou / tokutenokyofusho とくていのきょうふしょう |
(exp,n) {med} specific phobia |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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