“Swarm” in Japanese
Short answer
Swarm in Japanese is “蝟集” (ishuu). Full meaning: swarm, throng, flock together.
Other ways to say “Swarm” in Japanese
雲集
unshuu swarm, throng
雲霞
unka clouds and haze; swarm (of people), throng, drove; (flee) like the wind, (run) out of sight
い集
ishuu swarm, throng, flock together
密集
misshuu crowding together, clustering together, close formation, swarm
群
gun group, bunch, crowd, throng, swarm, band; group; gathering
群れ
mure group, crowd, flock, herd, bevy, school, swarm, cluster (e.g. of stars), clump, pack (e.g. of dogs)
群がり
muragari crowding together, grouping together, swarming, crowd, group, swarm
むれ
mure group, crowd, flock, herd, bevy, school, swarm, cluster (e.g. of stars), clump, pack (e.g. of dogs)
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