“To stand a while” in Japanese
Short answer
To stand a while in Japanese is “佇む” (tatazumu). Full meaning: to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop.
Other ways to say “To stand a while” in Japanese
佇ずむ
tatazumu to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
たたずむ
tatazumu to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
たたずみ
tatazumi to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇み
tatazumi to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇ん
tatazun to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇ま
tatazuma to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇め
tatazume to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇も
tatazumo to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇みゃ
tatazumya to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇ずも
tatazumo to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
佇ずん
tatazun to stand (still) a while, to loiter, to stop
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