“Burning” in Japanese
Short answer
Burning in Japanese is “燃焼” (nenshou). Full meaning: burning, combustion; exerting all strength, making an effort.
Other ways to say “Burning” in Japanese
バーニング
baaningu burning
鬱勃
utsubotsu pent-up (energy, enthusiasm, etc.), burning (e.g. ambition), irrepressible (e.g. desire)
灼熱
shakunetsu becoming red-hot, red heat, scorching heat, burning heat; burning (love), passionate (e.g. debate), ardent
暑い
atsui hot, warm, sultry, heated; passionate, impassioned, burning (desire, etc.); on everybody's mind, on the radar, du jour, interested (gaze, etc.)
烈火のごとく
rekkanogotoku (being angry) like a blazing fire, burning (rage)
燃焦
nenshou burning, combustion; exerting all strength, making an effort
欝勃
utsubotsu pent-up (energy, enthusiasm, etc.), burning (e.g. ambition), irrepressible (e.g. desire)
暑い
atsui hot, warm, sultry, heated; passionate, impassioned, burning (desire, etc.); on everybody's mind, on the radar, du jour, interested (gaze, etc.)
暑ーい
atsuii hot, warm, sultry, heated; passionate, impassioned, burning (desire, etc.); on everybody's mind, on the radar, du jour, interested (gaze, etc.)
暑〜い
atsuii hot, warm, sultry, heated; passionate, impassioned, burning (desire, etc.); on everybody's mind, on the radar, du jour, interested (gaze, etc.)
あつ〜い
atsuii hot, warm, sultry, heated; passionate, impassioned, burning (desire, etc.); on everybody's mind, on the radar, du jour, interested (gaze, etc.)
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