“Quiver” in Japanese
Short answer
Quiver in Japanese is “靫” (utsubo). Full meaning: quiver (cylindrical and worn on the back or hip); quiver (box-shaped and worn on the back).
Other ways to say “Quiver” in Japanese
箙
ebira quiver (for arrows)
揺らぎ
yuragi quiver, quaver, flutter; statistical fluctuation
矢筒
yazutsu quiver
ウツボ
utsubo quiver (cylindrical and worn on the back or hip); quiver (box-shaped and worn on the back)
うつぼ
utsubo quiver (cylindrical and worn on the back or hip); quiver (box-shaped and worn on the back)
微動
bidou slight movement, slight tremor, quiver
えびら
ebira quiver (for arrows)
震慄
shinritsu tremble, shudder, quiver
空穂
utsubo quiver (cylindrical and worn on the back or hip); quiver (box-shaped and worn on the back)
矢立
yatate portable brush-and-ink case; quiver (archery)
ゆらぎ
yuragi quiver, quaver, flutter; statistical fluctuation
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