“Intently” in Japanese
Short answer
Intently in Japanese is “只管” (shikan). Full meaning: intently, single-mindedly, devotedly, solely, earnestly, with all one's heart.
Other ways to say “Intently” in Japanese
てくてく
tekuteku (walking a long distance) at a steady pace, intently, earnestly, single-mindedly, trudgingly, ploddingly
余念無く
yonennaku earnestly, intently, attentively, wholeheartedly
他念無く
tanennaku eagerly, intently
偏に
hitoeni wholly (due to), entirely, solely; earnestly, intently, sincerely
余念もなく
yonenmonaku earnestly, intently, attentively, wholeheartedly
つと
tsuto quickly; calmly; intently
熟
tsukuzuku deeply, keenly, severely, completely, utterly; intently, carefully, closely, attentively
祗管
shikan intently, single-mindedly, devotedly, solely, earnestly, with all one's heart
テクテク
tekuteku (walking a long distance) at a steady pace, intently, earnestly, single-mindedly, trudgingly, ploddingly
ひたすら
hitasura intently, single-mindedly, devotedly, solely, earnestly, with all one's heart
一心不乱
isshinfuran wholeheartedly, with heart and soul, intently, with undivided attention, with intense concentration, single-mindedly
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