“To be moved” in Japanese
Short answer
To be moved in Japanese is “感じ入る” (kanjiiru). Full meaning: to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly.
Other ways to say “To be moved” in Japanese
置き換わる
okikawaru to be rearranged, to be moved (around), to be changed, to be replaced, to be exchanged, to be switched, to be swapped
引かされる
hikasareru to be moved, to be drawn
感じいる
kanjiiru to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
置き替わる
okikawaru to be rearranged, to be moved (around), to be changed, to be replaced, to be exchanged, to be switched, to be swapped
置き変わる
okikawaru to be rearranged, to be moved (around), to be changed, to be replaced, to be exchanged, to be switched, to be swapped
おきかわる
okikawaru to be rearranged, to be moved (around), to be changed, to be replaced, to be exchanged, to be switched, to be swapped
かんじいる
kanjiiru to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
置きかわる
okikawaru to be rearranged, to be moved (around), to be changed, to be replaced, to be exchanged, to be switched, to be swapped
心が動く
kokorogaugoku to take a fancy to something, to be moved, to feel inclined to
感じ入っ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
感じいっ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
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