“To feel shaken” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel shaken in Japanese is “揺らぐ” (yuragu). Full meaning: to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable.
Other ways to say “To feel shaken” in Japanese
ゆらぐ
yuragu to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
ゆらご
yurago to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
揺らご
yurago to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
揺らげ
yurage to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
揺らが
yuraga to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
揺らい
yurai to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
ゆらげ
yurage to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
ゆらが
yuraga to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
揺らごっ
yurago to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
揺らぎゃ
yuragya to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
ゆらごふ
yuragoo to swing, to sway, to shake, to tremble; to waver, to feel shaken, to become unstable
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