“To seethe” in Japanese
Short answer
To seethe in Japanese is “煮え返る” (niekaeru). Full meaning: to seethe, to ferment, to boil over.
Other ways to say “To seethe” in Japanese
滾る
tagiru to boil, to seethe; to roil (e.g. waterfall, torrent), to foam, to cascade down; to well up (of emotions), to overflow (e.g. fighting spirit), to seethe (esp. blood)
茹だる
yudaru to boil, to seethe; to be oppressed by heat
沸き返る
wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar
にえ返る
niekaeru to seethe, to ferment, to boil over
煮え立つ
nietatsu to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
湧き上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
にえかえる
niekaeru to seethe, to ferment, to boil over
煮る
niru to boil, to simmer, to stew, to seethe
滾っ
tagi to boil, to seethe; to roil (e.g. waterfall, torrent), to foam, to cascade down; to well up (of emotions), to overflow (e.g. fighting spirit), to seethe (esp. blood)
沸る
tagiru to boil, to seethe; to roil (e.g. waterfall, torrent), to foam, to cascade down; to well up (of emotions), to overflow (e.g. fighting spirit), to seethe (esp. blood)
茹る
udaru to boil, to seethe; to be oppressed by heat
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