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Classical akugaru can mean more than admiration

Classical Japanese akugaru can mean wandering about, becoming absent-minded or having one’s heart move away. It also has a sense of being drawn to something and is connected to modern akogareru.

The older word includes a mind no longer firmly in its usual place.

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Reviewed: 2026-10-10

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