“To cast one's eyes downward” in Japanese
Short answer
To cast one's eyes downward in Japanese is “俯く” (utsumuku). Full meaning: to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward.
Other ways to say “To cast one's eyes downward” in Japanese
俯むく
utsumuku to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯向く
utsumuku to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
うつ向く
utsumuku to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
うつむく
utsumuku to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯け
utsumuke to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯こ
utsumuko to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯か
utsumuka to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯い
utsumui to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯むか
utsumuka to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯向き
utsumuki to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
俯むこ
utsumuko to hang one's head, to look down, to cast one's eyes downward
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