“To begin to set” in Japanese
Short answer
To begin to set in Japanese is “暮れかかる” (kurekakaru). Full meaning: to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun).
Other ways to say “To begin to set” in Japanese
暮れかける
kurekakeru to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかかっ
kurekaka to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかかッ
kurekaka to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかけ
kurekake to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかけん
kurekaken to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかけれ
kurekakere to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかけろ
kurekakero to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかから
kurekakara to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかかろ
kurekakaro to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかかり
kurekakari to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
暮れかかれ
kurekakare to begin to get dark, to begin to set (the Sun)
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