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痴態 (ちたい, chitai) Japanese meaning: foolish behavior | Kotomora
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Kanji 態 attitude, condition, figure Related words 愚おろ か 愚か is an adjective meaning 'foolish' or 'stupid', describing a quality of a person or action, while 痴態 is a noun referring to the foolish behavior or spectacle itself.
醜しゅう 態たい 醜態 means 'shameful sight' or 'disgraceful behavior', emphasizing the ugliness or disgrace of the conduct, whereas 痴態 focuses more on the foolishness or silliness.
Etymology Composed of 痴 (ち, 'foolish') and 態 (たい, 'appearance' or 'condition'), literally meaning 'foolish appearance'. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination directly conveys the meaning.
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I was disgusted by his idiotic behavior.
