“Gaze” in Japanese
Short answer
Gaze in Japanese is “眼差し” (manazashi). Full meaning: (a) look, gaze.
Other ways to say “Gaze” in Japanese
目線
mesen (one's) gaze, direction in which one is looking; point of view, standpoint; line covering someone's eyes (in an edited photograph)
凝視
gyoushi stare, gaze, fixation
眼線
mesen (one's) gaze, direction in which one is looking; point of view, standpoint; line covering someone's eyes (in an edited photograph)
眼差
manazashi (a) look, gaze
目差
manazashi (a) look, gaze
目差し
manazashi (a) look, gaze
眼ざし
manazashi (a) look, gaze
まな差し
manazashi (a) look, gaze
目なざし
manazashi (a) look, gaze
まなざし
manazashi (a) look, gaze
視線
shisen one's line of sight, one's gaze, one's eyes (looking), glance, gaze, look
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