“To hum” in Japanese
Short answer
To hum in Japanese is “口ずさむ” (kuchizusamu). Full meaning: to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon.
Other ways to say “To hum” in Japanese
口遊む
kuchizusamu to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
くちずさむ
kuchizusamu to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口ずさめる
kuchizusameru to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
唸る
unaru to groan, to moan; to roar, to howl, to growl; to hum (engine, wind, etc.), to buzz, to whiz, to sough
口遊も
kuchizusamo to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口遊め
kuchizusame to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口遊ま
kuchizusama to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口遊ん
kuchizusan to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口ずさま
kuchizusama to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口ずさん
kuchizusan to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
口遊もふ
kuchizusamou to hum (a tune), to sing to oneself, to croon
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