“Appearing and disappearing” in Japanese
Short answer
Appearing and disappearing in Japanese is “見え隠れ” (miekakure). Full meaning: appearing and disappearing, slipping in and out of view.
Other ways to say “Appearing and disappearing” in Japanese
出没
shutsubotsu making frequent appearances, appearing often, appearing and disappearing
みえかくれ
miekakure appearing and disappearing, slipping in and out of view
見えがくれ
miegakure appearing and disappearing, slipping in and out of view
みえがくれ
miegakure appearing and disappearing, slipping in and out of view
見えかくれ
miekakure appearing and disappearing, slipping in and out of view
みえ隠れ
miekakure appearing and disappearing, slipping in and out of view
ちらちら
chirachira falling lightly (e.g. snow, petals, confetti), fluttering; flickering, twinkling, glimmering, sparkling, dazzling; appearing and disappearing, catching glimpses
チラチラ
chirachira falling lightly (e.g. snow, petals, confetti), fluttering; flickering, twinkling, glimmering, sparkling, dazzling; appearing and disappearing, catching glimpses
チラチラッ
chirachira falling lightly (e.g. snow, petals, confetti), fluttering; flickering, twinkling, glimmering, sparkling, dazzling; appearing and disappearing, catching glimpses
ちらちらっ
chirachira falling lightly (e.g. snow, petals, confetti), fluttering; flickering, twinkling, glimmering, sparkling, dazzling; appearing and disappearing, catching glimpses
ちら〳〵
chirachira falling lightly (e.g. snow, petals, confetti), fluttering; flickering, twinkling, glimmering, sparkling, dazzling; appearing and disappearing, catching glimpses
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