“To become quiet and inconspicuous” in Japanese
Short answer
To become quiet and inconspicuous in Japanese is “潜める” (hisomeru). Full meaning: to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous.
Other ways to say “To become quiet and inconspicuous” in Japanese
ひそめる
hisomeru to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めろ
hisomero to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めれ
hisomere to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めん
hisomen to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めよ
hisomeyo to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
ひそめれ
hisomere to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
ひそめん
hisomen to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
ひそめろ
hisomero to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めよっ
hisomeyo to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めりゃ
hisomerya to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
潜めよふ
hisomeyou to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous
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