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“Quivering” in Japanese

Short answer
ぶるぶる buruburu ぶるぶる

Quivering in Japanese is “ぶるぶる” (buruburu). Full meaning: trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering.

Other ways to say “Quivering” in Japanese

ブルブル buruburu trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering プルプル purupuru trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering ふるふる furufuru trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering ぷるぷる purupuru trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering フルフル furufuru trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering ブルブルッ buruburu trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering ブルブルっ buruburu trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering ぶるぶるっ buruburu trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering プルプルッ purupuru trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering ぷるぷるっ purupuru trembling (with fear, anger, etc.), shivering (with cold), shaking, quivering

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