“To stare” in Japanese
Short answer
To stare in Japanese is “見つめる” (mitsumeru). Full meaning: to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on).
Other ways to say “To stare” in Japanese
見守る
mimamoru to watch over, to keep watch over, to keep an eye on; to watch intently, to stare, to gaze, to watch (and see what happens), to follow
ガンを飛ばす
ganwotobasu to stare (at), to glare
瞳を凝らす
hitomiwokorasu to strain one's eyes, to stare
視線を注ぐ
shisenwososogu to watch intently, to stare
じっと見る
jittomiru to watch steadily, to stare
見つめ
mitsume to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめよ
mitsumeyo to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめん
mitsumen to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめれ
mitsumere to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめろ
mitsumero to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめよふ
mitsumeyou to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
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