“Striking” in Japanese
Short answer
Striking in Japanese is “著しい” (ichijirushii). Full meaning: striking, remarkable, considerable.
Other ways to say “Striking” in Japanese
目覚ましい
mezamashii remarkable, striking, brilliant, splendid, spectacular, wonderful, conspicuous, outstanding, amazing
著るしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
顕著
kencho remarkable, striking, obvious
著じるしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
いちじるしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
いちぢるしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
叩打
kouda hitting, striking, slapping, patting
鮮烈
senretsu vivid, striking
叩き
tataki finely chopped fish or meat (sometimes seared first), mince; hitting (e.g. a drum), striking, beating, person who strikes something; bashing, criticizing, attacking
目醒しい
mezamashii remarkable, striking, brilliant, splendid, spectacular, wonderful, conspicuous, outstanding, amazing
目覚しい
mezamashii remarkable, striking, brilliant, splendid, spectacular, wonderful, conspicuous, outstanding, amazing
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