“To be noisy” in Japanese
Short answer
To be noisy in Japanese is “騒めく” (zawameku). Full meaning: to be noisy, to be astir, to rustle, to murmur.
Other ways to say “To be noisy” in Japanese
騒つく
zawatsuku to be noisy, to be astir, to be abuzz, to be in commotion, to be aflutter, to be unsettled, to be discomposed
騒ぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
騒く
zomeku to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
噪ぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
躁ぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
騷ぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
輕燥ぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
騒げる
sawageru to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
さわぐ
sawagu to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
さわげる
sawageru to make noise, to make racket, to be noisy; to rustle, to swoosh; to make merry
騒めこ
zawameko to be noisy, to be astir, to rustle, to murmur
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