“Deathly quiet” in Japanese
Short answer
Deathly quiet in Japanese is “しんと” (shinto). Full meaning: silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet.
Other ways to say “Deathly quiet” in Japanese
じんと
jinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
ジンと
jinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
シンと
shinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
シンド
shindo silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
しーんと
shiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
ジーンと
jiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
シーンと
shiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
じーんと
jiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
しいんと
shiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
じいんと
jiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
しぃんと
shiinto silent (as the grave), deadly silent, deathly quiet
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