“Commanding” in Japanese
Short answer
Commanding in Japanese is “凛然” (rinzen). Full meaning: commanding, awe-inspiring; bitter (cold), piercing.
Other ways to say “Commanding” in Japanese
凛乎
rinko commanding, awe-inspiring
引率
insotsu leading, guiding, commanding
威風堂々
ifuudoudou majestic, commanding, imposing, stately, dignified, with pomp and circumstance
凜乎
rinko commanding, awe-inspiring
凜然
rinzen commanding, awe-inspiring; bitter (cold), piercing
凛々
rinrin severe, intense, awe-inspiring, commanding; biting, bitter (cold), piercing, frigid
りん然
rinzen commanding, awe-inspiring; bitter (cold), piercing
掌握
shouaku grasping, seizing, holding, commanding, having control over
いんそつ
insotsu leading, guiding, commanding
威厳のある
igennoaru dignified, majestic, stately, lordly, commanding
凛凛
rinrin severe, intense, awe-inspiring, commanding; biting, bitter (cold), piercing, frigid
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