“To stare at” in Japanese
Short answer
To stare at in Japanese is “打ち守る” (uchimamoru). Full meaning: to stare at; to closely defend.
Other ways to say “To stare at” in Japanese
見やる
miyaru to look at, to gaze, to stare at
打守る
uchimamoru to stare at; to closely defend
眼くれる
gankureru to stare at, to glare at
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
メンチを切る
menchiwokiru to stare at, to glare at
じろじろ見る
jirojiromiru to stare at, to look hard at, to look up and down, to scrutinize, to scrutinise
眼付ける
gantsukeru to fasten one's eye on (a person), to stare at
眼をつける
ganwotsukeru to fasten one's eye on (a person), to stare at
打守っ
uchimamo to stare at; to closely defend
打守ッ
uchimamo to stare at; to closely defend
打ち守ッ
uchimamo to stare at; to closely defend
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