“To be in full leaf” in Japanese
Short answer
To be in full leaf in Japanese is “茂る” (shigeru). Full meaning: to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious.
Other ways to say “To be in full leaf” in Japanese
繁る
shigeru to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
しげん
shigen to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
しげっ
shige to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
しげら
shigera to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
しげろう
shigeroo to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
繁ッ
shige to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
茂っ
shige to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
繁っ
shige to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
茂ッ
shige to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
しげれ
shigere to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
しげり
shigeri to grow thickly, to be in full leaf, to be rampant, to luxuriate, to be luxurious
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