“Shuddering” in Japanese
Short answer
Shuddering in Japanese is “ぞくぞく” (zokuzoku). Full meaning: shivering, feeling chilly; shuddering (with fear), feeling creepy; thrilled, excited.
Other ways to say “Shuddering” in Japanese
身震い
miburui shivering (with cold), trembling (with fear), shuddering
ゾクゾク
zokuzoku shivering, feeling chilly; shuddering (with fear), feeling creepy; thrilled, excited
ぞくぞくっ
zokuzoku shivering, feeling chilly; shuddering (with fear), feeling creepy; thrilled, excited
ゾクゾクッ
zokuzoku shivering, feeling chilly; shuddering (with fear), feeling creepy; thrilled, excited
ぞくぞくッ
zokuzoku shivering, feeling chilly; shuddering (with fear), feeling creepy; thrilled, excited
冷やっと
hiyatto feeling a sudden chill, feeling a shiver; feeling sudden surprise (fright, horror, etc.), shuddering
身震ひ
miburui shivering (with cold), trembling (with fear), shuddering
身慄い
miburui shivering (with cold), trembling (with fear), shuddering
身ぶるい
miburui shivering (with cold), trembling (with fear), shuddering
みぶるい
miburui shivering (with cold), trembling (with fear), shuddering
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