Crazy - Crazy

Japanese: 狂 - くるう

〘Self Wa 5 (Ha 4)〙 The mind, actions, state, etc. become different from normal or usual. 1. To be possessed by a spirit or monster . To be possessed by a god. Also, as a result, the mind and actions become abnormal. *Ryōiki (810-824), Vol . 2 : "She entrusted it to a fortune teller and said, 'The two stones she gave birth to are my children.'" *Reading book, Harusame Monogatari (1808), drawing of a dead head: "Are they mad because a fox has taken hold of them?" 2. The mental state becomes abnormal. ※Nihon Shoki (720), October, 5th year of the Suinin era (Kitano Honin) "If there is a mad woman who will fulfill her brother's will" ※Chieko Sho (1941) by Takamura Kotaro, Chieko on the wind "The mad Chieko won't speak" ③ To move wildly and abnormally. (i ) To perform a dance or other art, and move wildly. To dance wildly. By extension, it is also used to simply mean to dance. ※Fushikaden (c. 1400-02) 2 "He put his true intentions into thinking of something, and placed the flowers where he was going, and became carried away by it." (b) To go wild. To go wild. ※Daijinji Tripitaka Monk's Biography, Eikyu 4th Year (1116), 4 "The Parable of the Pig Going Crazy in the Deep Blue Sea " ※Heike (early 13th century), 4 "All I asked for was a sword, and I went there wanting to die." ④ To lose oneself and become absorbed in something. (a) To become engrossed in something. ※Satsuma Irikiin Family Documents - October 20, 1250 (Kencho 2), Shibuya Jyoshin Oki Bunan "If you have such a mind, you will not go crazy." (b) To be particularly absorbed in sex. To commit adultery. ※Ukiyo Zoushi, Seken Musume Yoki (1717), 6 "I went crazy with Nakama's Kakuhei , and in the middle of the night we left the place together." ⑤ To frolic. To play around. To start messing around. ※Essay, Dai En Ji (c. 1644), Vol. 1: "No matter how many pages come, it is not even the slightest bit."⑥ When things become different from the normal, usual state, or plan. (i) To become different from the normal state. To become disordered. ※Nippo Jisho (Japanese-Portuguese Dictionary) (1603-04), "Kuniga curù (kuru) ." ※Tosei Shosei Kajitsu (Tosei's Temperament) (1885-86), Tsubouchi Shoyo, Vol. 3: "Riison (the ability to distinguish reason ) is also extremely out of whack." (b) Plans, expectations, etc. become different. To deviate. To deviate. ※Kyowa Toku Waka Gomanzaishu (1785) 3 "The belly of the man who came over to see the chrysanthemums turning strangely round, I cannot hold it in my hand." ※Douso (1915)〈Natsume Soseki〉 80 "The wife went into labour earlier than expected as the date went wrong. " [Additional notes] ② is also thought to have been aware of causes and reasons similar to ① in the past. ③ (A) can also be considered in the same way, due to the magical nature of the song and dance. The etymology may be the same as "kururuni" which means to spin, referring to the violent gyrating movements of someone possessed by a god.

Kuruikuruhi [Madness]

[1] [noun] (the noun derived from the conjunctive form of the verb “kuruu (mad)”) ① When one’s mind, thoughts, actions, etc. are no longer normal. Also, when one thinks or acts in a way that is not considered normal. ※Nihon Shoki (720), Saimei 3rd year, September (Kitano Honkun ) “Prince Arima, who had become a man of madness , went crazy .” ② (from the meaning of moving like crazy) To play around. Playing. Play. ※Nobunaga Koki (1598), Chapter 12 “On April 8th, he went to Otakano and went crazy in the fields east of Furuikeda . ” ③ When things become different from the normal, usual state, schedule, or expectation. (ii) When a state, condition, etc. is no longer normal. When something is no longer accurate. ※Wa-Ei Rin-Shusei (First Edition) (1867) "Kono hashira wa kurui (kurui) ga deta" (ro) Plans, expectations, and expectations failing. ※Tamon-in Diary - July 7, 1582 (Tensho 10) "Though this is _{the case} _, if _one gets carried away, one _can _do various things. There are many sons _there . It is _{_{not enough to stand up}} , so perhaps _one can go _crazy ." ④ In Noh, dancing wildly as if possessed by something to express pain or sorrow. Also, the dance itself. ※Fushikaden (around 1400-02) 2 "This is the body of a demon, and if one is not careful, one can easily become a demon." [2] [Suffix] (Often in the form of "gurui") Used with a noun to describe the state of being obsessed with something and going insane. ※ Gyokujinsho (1563) verse 12 “The heavens were angry with the beauty of King You and Baosi for not governing the country, and the fortunes of the sun and moon were all in disarray.”

Kyokyau [Madness]

〘noun〙① To go crazy. To go mad. To deviate from the norm. Also, the person. ※Daikanhon Noh Play, Kamomono Kyoku (late Muromachi period) "Even madness, when carefully thought through, is said to be holy." ※Tosei Shosei Kishiki (1885-86), Tsubouchi Shoyo, 6 "I have seen this before, called him mad and foolish. I dare not control him." [Book of Documents, Taho] ② To have big ambitions and not consider small details. [Analects, Zilu] ③ Abbreviation of "kyogen (noble comedy)." ※Tadasugawara Kanjin Sarugaku Nikki (1464) "First day. (Fourth day) Aioi (mad. Sannomaru Choja) Yashima (saruhiki)" ④ (Used after a noun) To be extremely passionate about one thing. Also, the person who is passionate about it. A maniac. For example, "baseball fanatic" or "movie fanatic." ※Young People (1933-37)〈Yojiro Ishizaka〉Vol. 1 "In the autograph book shown to Masaki by a student who was crazy about signing"

Kuruwa-- Serukuruha... [Madness]

〘Other Sa Lower 1〙 kuruha・su 〘Other Sa Lower 2〙 The transitive form of 「kuruu」. ① To make one's thoughts or feelings abnormal. [Waei Rinshusei (First Edition) (1867)] ② To make someone move violently as if they are mentally abnormal. To make someone dance wildly. To make someone go crazy. ※Okanhon Nohkyoku Sakuragawa (c. 1430) "When they say that the flowers are falling on the Sakuragawa River, I go crazy, so I will make you go crazy and scare you." ③ In general, to make something not in a normal state. To disrupt. To make things not in line. Also, to make things go wrong with plans, expectations, goals, etc. To make something go wrong. "To make people lose their rhythm" "To make the clock go wrong" ※Seinen (1910-11)〈Mori Ogai〉 10 "However, if you mess up the budget, it's guaranteed that you won't be able to get it."

Crazy/ I want to cum [Mad]

〘Adj.-verb〙 kuruhosi 〘Adj.-verb〙 (adjectival form of the verb "kuruu") Feeling as if one is about to go mad. Also, out of the ordinary and sensible. Crazy. Often used in the form "monoguruoshi". ※Konkomyo-Saishōō-kyō-Ongi (1079) "Kyō Kurūbōno" ※Jashumon (1909)〈Kitahara Hakushu〉Accompaniment to vermillion, music of a madman "I want to go mad, my roar" kuruoshi-ge 〘Adj.-verb〙 kuruoshi-sa 〘Noun〙

Crazy/ Irritating [Madness]

〘Adjective〙 Kuruhashi 〘Adjective〙 Appears to have a mental disorder. Looks like one is going to lose one's mind. Not normal. Distressing. ※Family Conference (1935)〈Yokomitsu Riichi〉"It was as if they were trying to weather the changes of a crazy transitional period." [Additional note] In the past, it was often used in the form "monoguruhashi." Kuruwashi-ge 〘Adjective-verb 〙 Kuruwashi-sa 〘Noun 〙

Today, I'm going to die. [Mad]

〘Independent verb change〙 kyausu 〘Independent verb change〙 (Also "kyouzuru") 1. To become abnormal in one's mental state. To lose one's senses. To go mad. *Kanchiin Hon Sanbo-e (984), vol. 1: "His mind is like a drunken elephant. He goes mad and it's hard to control him." 2. To move about violently and without order, as if he's gone mad. To go crazy and become obsessed. *Noh play, Hanjo (c. 1435), "The wind drives the autumn leaves mad, and my heart is also in turmoil, in love."

Kuruwa・Sukuruhasu [Madness]

[1] 〘Other Sa 5 (4)〙① = to make someone go crazy ①※Revised and expanded Waei Gorin Shusei (1886) "Kuruwashi, su"② = to make someone go crazy ②③ = to make someone go crazy ③※Todaiji Temple's version of the Nirvana Sutra, late Heian period (around 1050) 22 "However, this is a false flame that deceives the eyes of people . " [2] 〘Other Sa 2 ⇒ to make someone go crazy

Furu-reru [Madness]

〘Transitive Ra 1〙 fu・ru 〘Transitive Ra 2〙① Things go beyond the norm. No longer normal. ※Kōwaka/Yachi Soga (late Muromachi period - early modern period) "The three-day, three-night drinking party was a particularly bizarre pastime."② (in the form "ki fu eru" (to go crazy)) To lose one's normal mind. To go insane. ※Shounen Gyō (1907)〈Nakamura Seikō〉chapter 15 "Aren't you going insane ?"

Kuruo Sukuruhosu [Madness]

(Ta Sa 4) (transitive verb form of "kuruu (mad)") To make someone not normal. To make someone behave as if they have gone mad. ※Kojiki (712) - Song "The God of Sake is in the eternal world . He makes a stone stand . The divine life of the Sukuna -no-kami is so long that he is called Kuruhoshi. "

Taburu [Madness]

(Ji-ra-ge-ni) To go mad. To lose one's sense. ※Man'yoshu (late 8th century) 17:4011 "Even the ugly old man who was a prostitute said to me, but he did not tell me."

Kyo- sukyau… [Madness]

〘Independent verb〙 ⇒Kyousuru (crazy)

Kuruoshikuruhoshi [Madness]

〘Adj. ⇒ Crazy (madness)

Kurashi Kuruhashi [Madness]

〘Adj. ⇒ Crazy (Mad)

Fururu [Madness]

〘Independent Ra-lower 2〙 ⇒Touch (mad)

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘自ワ五（ハ四）〙精神、動作、状態などが正常、通常と違うようになる。① 神霊や物の怪(け)がとりつく。神がかりする。また、そのために精神や動作が正常でなくなる。※霊異記（810‐824）下「卜者(かみなぎ)に託(クルヒ)て言はく『其の産める二つの石は、是れ我が子なり』といふ」※読本・春雨物語（1808）死首のゑがほ「おのれ等狐のつきて狂ふか」② 精神状態が正常でなくなる。※書紀（720）垂仁五年一〇月（北野本訓）「若し狂(クルヘ)る婦(めのこ)有りて、兄の志を成すものならば」※智恵子抄（1941）〈高村光太郎〉風にのる智恵子「狂った智恵子は口をきかない」③ 常軌を逸して激しく動く。(イ) 舞や芸事などを演じて、激しく動く。激しい踊をする。転じて、単に舞踊をする意にも用いる。※風姿花伝（1400‐02頃）二「いかにも物おもふけしきを本意にあてて、くるふ所を花にあてて、心を入てくるへば」(ロ) あばれる。あばれまわる。※大慈恩寺三蔵法師伝永久四年点（1116）四「溷(かはや)の中之(の)狂(クル)へる豕の譬(こと)し」※平家（１３Ｃ前）四「たのむところは腰刀、ひとへに死なんとぞくるいける」④ 我を忘れて、ある物事に熱中する。(イ) 夢中になる。一途に、ある物事にふける。※薩摩入来院家文書‐建長二年（1250）一〇月二〇日・渋谷定心置文案「なをそのこころありて、くるう事あらは」(ロ) とくに、色事に熱中する。密通・姦通をする。※浮世草子・世間娘容気（1717）六「中間の角平と狂(クル)はれ、夜ぬけにして二人づれで所を立のかれしが」⑤ じゃれつく。ふざける。たわむれかかる。※随筆・戴恩記（1644頃）上「あまたの小姓衆いかほどくるへども少もしかりたまはず」⑥ 物事が、正常、通常の状態や予定などと違った状態になる。(イ) 正常な状態と違うようになる。乱れる。※日葡辞書（1603‐04）「クニガ curù(クルウ)」※当世書生気質（1885‐86）〈坪内逍遙〉三「リイゾン道理を弁別する力もよっぽど狂(クル)って居るヨ」(ロ) 予定や見込みなどが違ったものになる。はずれる。ずれる。※狂歌・徳和歌後万載集（1785）三「おかしげにくるへる菊の花見んとたちよれる人の腹や把ゑん」※道草（1915）〈夏目漱石〉八〇「日取りが狂(クル)って予期より早く産気づいた細君は」[補注]②も、古くは、①のような原因、理由を意識していたものと思われる。また、③(イ) も、歌舞の呪術的性格から、同様に考えられる。なお、語源は、神がかりして激しく旋回運動をする動作から、回転するさまをいう「くるるに」と同じか。

くるいくるひ【狂】

[1] 〘名〙 (動詞「くるう（狂）」の連用形の名詞化)① 精神、考え、動作などが正常でなくなること。また、正常とは思えない考えや動作をすること。※書紀（720）斉明三年九月（北野本訓）「有間皇子、性(ひととなり)黠(さとり)て、陽(うほい)狂(クルヒ)すと」② (狂ったように動く意から) たわむれること。たわむれ。遊び。※信長公記（1598）一二「四月八日、御鷹野へ御出(おんいで)、古池田東の野にて御狂(クルイ)これあり」③ 物事が正常、通常の状態や予定、見込みなどと違うようになること。(イ) 状態、調子などが正常でなくなること。正確でなくなること。※和英語林集成（初版）（1867）「コノハシラハ kurui(クルイ)ガデタ」(ロ) 予定、見込み、あてなどがはずれること。※多聞院日記‐天正一〇年（1582）七月七日「以上如_レ此雖_二相定_一、欲まきれ又種々可_レ在_レ之。子息達大勢在_レ之。何も詮に不_レ立_レ之、くるい可_二出来_一歟」④ 能で、ものに憑かれたように激しく舞い、苦しみや悲しみを表現すること。また、その舞。※風姿花伝（1400‐02頃）二「これ体なる修羅のくるひ、ややもすれば、鬼の振舞になる也」[2] 〘接尾〙 (多く「ぐるい」の形で) 名詞について、そのことに夢中になり、狂ったような状態になるさまを表わす。※玉塵抄（1563）一二「幽王褒姒と云美人ぐるいに政をたやいてせられぬ天がにくんで日月の吉凶もみだれたぞ」

きょうキャウ【狂】

〘名〙① くるうこと。気がちがうこと。常軌を逸すること。また、その人。※大観本謡曲・賀茂物狂（室町末）「これも狂もよく念へば聖といへり」※当世書生気質（1885‐86）〈坪内逍遙〉六「我輩夙にここに見あり、狂(キャウ)と呼び痴と喚ぶ。敢て管せず」〔書経‐多方〕② 志が大きくて、細事をかえりみないこと。〔論語‐子路〕③ 「きょうげん（狂言）」の略。※糺河原勧進猿楽日記（1464）「初日。〈四日〉相生〈狂。三の丸長者〉八嶋〈さるひき〉」④ (名詞のあとに付けて) 一事にひどく熱中すること。また、その人。マニア。「野球狂」「映画狂」など。※若い人（1933‐37）〈石坂洋次郎〉上「サイン狂の一生徒が間崎にみせた署名帳には」

くるわ‐・せるくるは‥【狂】

〘他サ下一〙くるは・す〘他サ下二〙「くるう」の他動詞形。① 考えや気持を正常でないようにする。〔和英語林集成（初版）（1867）〕② 精神に異常をきたしたような激しい動作をさせる。激しく舞わせる。くるわす。※大観本謡曲・桜川（1430頃）「桜川に花の散ると申し候へば狂ひ候程に、狂はせて御目にかけうずるにて候」③ 一般的に、正常な状態でなくする。乱す。合わないようにする。また、予定や見込み、ねらいなどをはずれさせる。くるわす。「足並みを狂わせる」「時計を狂わせる」※青年（1910‐11）〈森鴎外〉一〇「併しその予算を狂はせれば、貸されない事はない」

くるおし・いくるほしい【狂】

〘形口〙くるほし〘形シク〙 (動詞「くるう」の形容詞化したもの) 今にも気が狂ってしまいそうである。また、常軌を逸していてまともでない。くるわしい。多く、「ものぐるおし」の形で用いられる。※金光明最勝王経音義（1079）「狂久留保之」※邪宗門（1909）〈北原白秋〉朱の伴奏・狂人の音楽「狂ほしきオラの唸」くるおし‐げ〘形動〙くるおし‐さ〘名〙

くるわし・いくるはしい【狂】

〘形口〙くるはし〘形シク〙精神に異常をきたしたように見える。正気でなくなってしまいそうなさまである。正常でない。くるおしい。※家族会議（1935）〈横光利一〉「狂はしい過渡期の変転を切り抜けようとしてゐるかのやうであった」[補注]古くは、多く「ものぐるはし」の形で用いられる。くるわし‐げ〘形動〙くるわし‐さ〘名〙

きょう‐・するキャウ‥【狂】

〘自サ変〙きゃう・す〘自サ変〙 (「きょうずる」とも)① 精神状態が尋常でなくなる。正気を失う。逆上する。※観智院本三宝絵（984）上「心は酔へる象の如し。狂してつなぎ難し」② 狂ったように秩序なくはげしく動きまわる。常軌を逸して夢中になる。※謡曲・班女（1435頃）「風狂じたる秋の葉の、心もともに乱れ恋の」

くるわ・すくるはす【狂】

[1] 〘他サ五（四）〙① ＝くるわせる（狂）①※改正増補和英語林集成（1886）「Kuruwashi, su クルワス」② ＝くるわせる（狂）②③ ＝くるわせる（狂）③※東大寺本大般涅槃経平安後期点（1050頃）二二「但だ是れ虚炎の人の眼目を誑(クルハス)なり」[2] 〘他サ下二〙 ⇒くるわせる（狂）