“Feel” in Japanese
Short answer
Feel in Japanese is “触り” (sawari). Full meaning: feel, touch; manner (towards others); most impressive part, best part, high point, climax.
Other ways to say “Feel” in Japanese
手触り
tezawari feel, touch
肌触り
hadazawari feel, touch, texture; manner (with others)
感触
kanshoku feel (of something), touch, texture, sensation; feeling, impression
質感
shitsukan feel (of a material), texture
触感
shokkan (tactile) feel; sense of touch
足触り
ashizawari feel (to the foot), feel (underfoot)
ざわり
zawari feel, touch; manner (towards others); most impressive part, best part, high point, climax
ザワリ
zawari feel, touch; manner (towards others); most impressive part, best part, high point, climax
さわり
sawari feel, touch; manner (towards others); most impressive part, best part, high point, climax
風合い
fuuai texture (cloth, fabric, paper), feel, appearance
寝心地
negokochi comfort when sleeping, feel (of a bed, futon, etc.)
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.