“To blur” in Japanese
Short answer
To blur in Japanese is “暈す” (bokasu). Full meaning: to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous.
Other ways to say “To blur” in Japanese
滲む
nijimu to run (of liquid), to spread, to bleed, to blot; to blur, to blot, to be blurred; to ooze, to well up (of tears, etc.)
渗む
nijimu to run (of liquid), to spread, to bleed, to blot; to blur, to blot, to be blurred; to ooze, to well up (of tears, etc.)
にじむ
nijimu to run (of liquid), to spread, to bleed, to blot; to blur, to blot, to be blurred; to ooze, to well up (of tears, etc.)
暈そ
bokaso to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈せ
bokase to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈さ
bokasa to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈そっ
bokaso to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈そふ
bokasou to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈そう
bokasou to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
暈しゃ
bokasha to blur, to shade off, to gradate; to obscure, to make ambiguous
にじめ
nijime to run (of liquid), to spread, to bleed, to blot; to blur, to blot, to be blurred; to ooze, to well up (of tears, etc.)
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