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瞬く /ma ta ta ku/ and 輝く /ka ga ya ku/ are equivalents fir 'to shimmer' as a verb, both esp the first having meanings such as 'to sparkle, to twinkle, to shimmer, to glimmer'.

As its sense of usage for wavering image of e.g. hot air, 陽炎 /ka ge rou/ as a noun and 陽炎する /ka ge rou su ru/ can be used.

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Hononyms are much more common in Japanese than in English. Many different kanji when put together sound the same, while meaning things with a world of difference. Most common meaning of 'shinyuu' is 'best friend, close pal, chum, buddy' (親友), but it could have other meanings like (真勇): 'real courage, true heroism'.

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βˆ™ 12y ago

to say shiny in Japanese is 光沢のある and it is read like koutaku no aru

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βˆ™ 12y ago

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(You can check in Google language tools by converting the above symbols from Japanese to English)

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but remeber to write it in katakana

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You may use the word 'hazukashii,' written in Japanese as: 恥ずかしい To refer to a shy person you may use 'hazukashigariya,' written: 恥ずかしがり屋

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照らしている光 : terashiteiru hikari.

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