“To be dark” in Japanese
Short answer
To be dark in Japanese is “くすむ” (kusumu). Full meaning: to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out.
Other ways to say “To be dark” in Japanese
燻む
kusumu to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
くすま
kusuma to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻ま
kusuma to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻み
kusumi to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻も
kusumo to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻め
kusume to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻もふ
kusumou to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻もう
kusumou to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
燻まう
kusumou to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
くすめ
kusume to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
くすも
kusumo to be dark, to be dull; to be unassuming, to be inconspicuous, to not stand out
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