“To resound” in Japanese
Short answer
To resound in Japanese is “響く” (hibiku). Full meaning: to resound, to be heard far away; to reverberate, to shake, to vibrate; to come (home), to remain (with someone).
Other ways to say “To resound” in Japanese
鳴り響く
narihibiku to reverberate, to resound, to echo; to have one's fame spread, to be renowned
鳴りはためく
narihatameku to reverberate, to resound, to echo
鳴る
naru to sound, to ring, to resound, to echo, to roar, to rumble
ひびく
hibiku to resound, to be heard far away; to reverberate, to shake, to vibrate; to come (home), to remain (with someone)
ひびーく
hibiiku to resound, to be heard far away; to reverberate, to shake, to vibrate; to come (home), to remain (with someone)
響めく
doyomeku to resound, to reverberate; to make a stir
響き渡る
hibikiwataru to resound, to echo, to reverberate
鳴響く
narihibiku to reverberate, to resound, to echo; to have one's fame spread, to be renowned
なり響く
narihibiku to reverberate, to resound, to echo; to have one's fame spread, to be renowned
はためく
hatameku to flutter (e.g. a flag), to wave; to reverberate (e.g. thunder), to resound
鳴りひびく
narihibiku to reverberate, to resound, to echo; to have one's fame spread, to be renowned
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