“To look at” in Japanese
Short answer
To look at in Japanese is “見やる” (miyaru). Full meaning: to look at, to gaze, to stare at.
Other ways to say “To look at” in Japanese
眺める
nagameru to look at, to gaze at, to watch, to stare at; to look out over, to get a view of, to admire (e.g. the scenery); to look on (from the sidelines), to stand by and watch, to observe
打ち見る
uchimiru to glance at, to look at
視める
nagameru to look at, to gaze at, to watch, to stare at; to look out over, to get a view of, to admire (e.g. the scenery); to look on (from the sidelines), to stand by and watch, to observe
観める
nagameru to look at, to gaze at, to watch, to stare at; to look out over, to get a view of, to admire (e.g. the scenery); to look on (from the sidelines), to stand by and watch, to observe
ながめる
nagameru to look at, to gaze at, to watch, to stare at; to look out over, to get a view of, to admire (e.g. the scenery); to look on (from the sidelines), to stand by and watch, to observe
打見る
uchimiru to glance at, to look at
打ちみる
uchimiru to glance at, to look at
うちみる
uchimiru to glance at, to look at
見たところ
mitatokoro in appearance, to look at, judging from appearances
目を走らせる
mewohashiraseru to glance at, to look at, to scan, to run one's eyes over
見やっ
miya to look at, to gaze, to stare at
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