“To know by sight” in Japanese
Short answer
To know by sight in Japanese is “見知る” (mishiru). Full meaning: to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with.
Other ways to say “To know by sight” in Japanese
みしる
mishiru to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見しる
mishiru to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
みしん
mishin to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
みしッ
mishi to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見知っ
mishi to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見しっ
mishi to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見知ッ
mishi to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見しッ
mishi to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見しれ
mishire to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
見知ろ
mishiro to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
みしろ
mishiro to recognise, to recognize, to know by sight, to become acquainted with
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