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“To be intimidated” in Japanese

Short answer

芋る imoru imoru

To be intimidated in Japanese is “芋る” (imoru). Full meaning: to be seized with fear, to be intimidated, to lose one's nerve; to camp (in an online multiplayer game).

Other ways to say “To be intimidated” in Japanese

怯む hirumu to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate 恐れをなす osorewonasu to be scared (of), to be frightened (by), to be intimidated (by) 怖気づく ojikezuku to become frightened, to get scared, to be seized with fear, to be intimidated, to lose one's nerve, to get cold feet, to chicken out, to have the wind up ひるむ hirumu to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate ひるん hirun to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate ひるめ hirume to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate 怯も hirumo to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate 怯め hirume to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate 怯ん hirun to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate 怯み hirumi to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate 怯ま hiruma to falter, to flinch (from), to recoil (from), to quail (at), to be intimidated, to feel daunted, to be discouraged, to hesitate

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