“To be still” in Japanese
Short answer
To be still in Japanese is “凍りつく” (kooritsuku). Full meaning: to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still.
Other ways to say “To be still” in Japanese
凍りつい
kooritsui to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつか
kooritsuka to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつこ
kooritsuko to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつき
kooritsuki to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつけ
kooritsuke to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつきゃ
kooritsukya to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつこっ
kooritsuko to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつこふ
kooritsukou to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
凍りつこう
kooritsukou to freeze to, to be frozen to; to freeze in place, to be still
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