“To glare at” in Japanese
Short answer
To glare at in Japanese is “睨む” (niramu). Full meaning: to glare at, to scowl at, to glower at; to stare intensely at, to examine carefully; to estimate, to guess, to suspect, to judge.
Other ways to say “To glare at” in Japanese
睨める
nirameru to glare at, to scowl at, to glower at; to stare intensely at, to examine carefully
睨みつける
niramitsukeru to glare at, to scowl at
睨め付ける
nirametsukeru to glare at, to scowl at
にらむ
niramu to glare at, to scowl at, to glower at; to stare intensely at, to examine carefully; to estimate, to guess, to suspect, to judge
ねめる
nemeru to glare at, to scowl at, to glower at; to stare intensely at, to examine carefully
にらめる
nirameru to glare at, to scowl at, to glower at; to stare intensely at, to examine carefully
ねめつける
nemetsukeru to glare at, to scowl at
ねめ付ける
nemetsukeru to glare at, to scowl at
眼くれる
gankureru to stare at, to glare at
メンチを切る
menchiwokiru to stare at, to glare at
ニラまう
niramoo to glare at, to scowl at, to glower at; to stare intensely at, to examine carefully; to estimate, to guess, to suspect, to judge
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