“To be hazy” in Japanese
Short answer
To be hazy in Japanese is “暈ける” (bokeru). Full meaning: to be faded, to be hazy, to be blurred, to be out of focus.
Other ways to say “To be hazy” in Japanese
煙る
keburu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
靄がかかる
moyagakakaru to be hazy, to be misty
烟る
keburu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
けむる
kemuru to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
けぶる
keburu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
けぶっ
kebu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
けぶッ
kebu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
けぶり
keburi to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
けむり
kemuri to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
烟っ
kebu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
煙ッ
kemu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim
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