“Seeming” in Japanese
Short answer
Seeming in Japanese is “らしい” (rashii). Full meaning: seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ....
Other ways to say “Seeming” in Japanese
思しい
oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
見せ掛け
misekake seeming, pose, show, pretense, sham, mock
ラシ
rashi seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ...
ラシい
rashii seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ...
覚しい
oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
せ
se so, really, seeming
思わしい
omowashii satisfactory, desirable, favourable, good, suitable; seeming (to be), appearing
おぼしい
oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
思しき
oboshiki seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
らしかる
rashikaru seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ...
らしふ
rashuu seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ...
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