“Silently” in Japanese
Short answer
Silently in Japanese is “黙然” (mokuzen). Full meaning: silently, in silence.
Other ways to say “Silently” in Japanese
寂として
sekitoshite silently, hushed, in a still manner
さめざめ
samezame (weep) quietly, silently, (cry) bitterly
深沈
shinchin calm, composed, collected, self-possessed; silently (of the passing of the night), quietly
むっつり
muttsuri sullenly, taciturnly, morosely, gloomily, silently; taciturn person, uncommunicative person
森沈
shinchin calm, composed, collected, self-possessed; silently (of the passing of the night), quietly
粛として
shukutoshite solemnly, respectfully, reverently; quietly, softly, silently
ムッツリ
muttsuri sullenly, taciturnly, morosely, gloomily, silently; taciturn person, uncommunicative person
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