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“To be terribly afraid” in Japanese

Short answer
すくみ上がる sukumiagaru すくみあがる

To be terribly afraid in Japanese is “すくみ上がる” (sukumiagaru). Full meaning: to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid.

Other ways to say “To be terribly afraid” in Japanese

すくみ上がッ sukumiaga to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がっ sukumiaga to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がれ sukumiagare to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がら sukumiagara to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がろ sukumiagaro to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がり sukumiagari to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がん sukumiagan to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がろっ sukumiagaro to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がろふ sukumiagarou to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がりゃ sukumiagarya to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid すくみ上がろう sukumiagarou to cringe with fear, to cower with fright, to be terribly afraid

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