“To be seared into” in Japanese
Short answer
To be seared into in Japanese is “焼き付く” (yakitsuku). Full meaning: to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory).
Other ways to say “To be seared into” in Japanese
焼付く
yakitsuku to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
灼きつく
yakitsuku to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼きつく
yakitsuku to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
やきつく
yakitsuku to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼きつき
yakitsuki to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼き付け
yakitsuke to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼付か
yakitsuka to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼付き
yakitsuki to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼付い
yakitsui to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼付け
yakitsuke to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
焼付こ
yakitsuko to be scorched into, to be seared into; to make a strong impression, to be etched in (one's memory)
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