“Dimness” in Japanese
Short answer
Dimness in Japanese is “小暗がり” (kokuragari). Full meaning: dimness, dimly lit place.
Other ways to say “Dimness” in Japanese
霞
kasumi haze (esp. in spring), mist; dimness (of sight)
がすみ
gasumi haze (esp. in spring), mist; dimness (of sight)
ガスミ
gasumi haze (esp. in spring), mist; dimness (of sight)
曇り
kumori cloudiness, cloudy weather; fog (on a mirror, glasses, etc.), cloud (e.g. in marble), blur, mist, shadow, dimness; gloom, dejection
グモリ
gumori cloudiness, cloudy weather; fog (on a mirror, glasses, etc.), cloud (e.g. in marble), blur, mist, shadow, dimness; gloom, dejection
ぐもり
gumori cloudiness, cloudy weather; fog (on a mirror, glasses, etc.), cloud (e.g. in marble), blur, mist, shadow, dimness; gloom, dejection
クモリ
kumori cloudiness, cloudy weather; fog (on a mirror, glasses, etc.), cloud (e.g. in marble), blur, mist, shadow, dimness; gloom, dejection
くもり
kumori cloudiness, cloudy weather; fog (on a mirror, glasses, etc.), cloud (e.g. in marble), blur, mist, shadow, dimness; gloom, dejection
曇
kumori cloudiness, cloudy weather; fog (on a mirror, glasses, etc.), cloud (e.g. in marble), blur, mist, shadow, dimness; gloom, dejection
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