“To feel” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel in Japanese is “感ずる” (kanzuru). Full meaning: to feel, to sense.
Other ways to say “To feel” in Japanese
触る
sawaru to touch, to feel; to get involved (with), to approach; to be harmful to, to hinder, to interfere with, to irritate
がる
garu to show signs of being, to feel, to think; to behave as if one were, to pretend, to act as if
触れる
sawareru to touch, to feel; to get involved (with), to approach; to be harmful to, to hinder, to interfere with, to irritate
感じる
kanjiru to feel, to sense
催す
moyoosu to hold (an event), to give (a dinner, party, etc.); to feel (sensation, emotion, call of nature, etc.), to show signs of
カンじ
kanji to feel, to sense
カンじん
kanjin to feel, to sense
カンじよ
kanjiyo to feel, to sense
カンじる
kanjiru to feel, to sense
かんじよ
kanjiyo to feel, to sense
かんずる
kanzuru to feel, to sense
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