“Steaming” in Japanese
Short answer
Steaming in Japanese is “ほやほや” (hoyahoya). Full meaning: hot (e.g. from the oven), steaming (from the pot), fresh; fresh (e.g. out of university), new (e.g. married couple).
Other ways to say “Steaming” in Japanese
蒸熱
jounetsu steaming; hot and humid, sultry
ぽっぽ
poppo puffing (smoke or steam), puff-puff (of a steam locomotive), chug-chug; steaming; (one's body) feeling hot
蒸し
mushi steaming
空蒸し
karamushi steaming (of food)
ぼやぼや
boyaboya hot (e.g. from the oven), steaming (from the pot), fresh; fresh (e.g. out of university), new (e.g. married couple)
ホヤホヤ
hoyahoya hot (e.g. from the oven), steaming (from the pot), fresh; fresh (e.g. out of university), new (e.g. married couple)
ボヤボヤ
boyaboya hot (e.g. from the oven), steaming (from the pot), fresh; fresh (e.g. out of university), new (e.g. married couple)
ほっほ
hohho puffing (smoke or steam), puff-puff (of a steam locomotive), chug-chug; steaming; (one's body) feeling hot
ポッポ
poppo puffing (smoke or steam), puff-puff (of a steam locomotive), chug-chug; steaming; (one's body) feeling hot
ホッホ
hohho puffing (smoke or steam), puff-puff (of a steam locomotive), chug-chug; steaming; (one's body) feeling hot
ボッホ
bohho puffing (smoke or steam), puff-puff (of a steam locomotive), chug-chug; steaming; (one's body) feeling hot
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