(だつりょくかん)

だつりょくかん
noun
feeling of exhaustion; lethargy; sense of weakness
1. feeling of exhaustion; lethargy; sense of weakness; listlessness
A physical sensation of having no energy or strength, often experienced during illness, after intense exertion, or from emotional drain.
脱力感(だつりょくかん)がひどい。
The feeling of exhaustion is terrible.
風邪(かぜ)()いて、全身(ぜんしん)脱力感(だつりょくかん)がある。
I have a cold and feel weak all over.
マラソンを(はし)った(あと)、しばらく脱力感(だつりょくかん)(うご)けなかった。
After running the marathon, I couldn't move for a while due to exhaustion.

USAGE:
Often used in medical contexts to describe a symptom of illness. Also used to describe post-exertion fatigue or emotional exhaustion. Common in medical questionnaires and doctor-patient conversations.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 脱力感(だつりょくかん)がある (to have a feeling of weakness)
  • 脱力感(だつりょくかん)(おそ)われる (to be hit by exhaustion)
  • 全身(ぜんしん)脱力感(だつりょくかん) (whole-body weakness)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 倦怠感(けんたいかん): feeling of fatigue, malaise — similar medical term, slightly more formal
  • 疲労感(ひろうかん): feeling of tiredness — more general fatigue without the "loss of strength" nuance