“To loom” in Japanese
Short answer
To loom in Japanese is “迫り来る” (semarikuru). Full meaning: to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending.
Other ways to say “To loom” in Japanese
迫り來る
semarikuru to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫りくる
semarikuru to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
せまりくる
semarikuru to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
影がさす
kagegasasu to cast a shadow, to appear; to loom (of a threat, etc.), to manifest (of symptoms, etc.)
迫りく
semariku to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫り來
semariko to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫り来
semariko to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫りこ
semariko to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫りき
semariki to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫り來れ
semarikure to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
迫りこい
semarikoi to be imminent, to loom, to be approaching, to be impending
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