“Trailing” in Japanese
Short answer
Trailing in Japanese is “靉靆” (aitai). Full meaning: trailing (clouds), thick, heavy; dark (mood), gloomy (feeling).
Other ways to say “Trailing” in Japanese
後追い
atooi trailing, chasing after; imitation, imitating, copying, following someone's example; clinginess (in babies, toddlers)
立ち下がり
tachisagari decay (e.g. charge, signal), trailing (e.g. edge), falling
ビハインド
bihaindo being behind (in points, goals, etc.), trailing, deficit; being behind schedule
後続
kouzoku succeeding, following, trailing, next
靄靆
aitai trailing (clouds), thick, heavy; dark (mood), gloomy (feeling)
アト追い
atooi trailing, chasing after; imitation, imitating, copying, following someone's example; clinginess (in babies, toddlers)
ぞろぞろ
zorozoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
ソロソロ
sorosoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
そろそろ
sorosoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
ゾロゾロ
zorozoro in a crowd, in droves, in a stream, in succession; crawling (of insects), swarming; dragging (e.g. along the ground), trailing, stretching out
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