人見

ひとみ

hole in the curtains to allow someone backstage to see the audience (in kabuki theatre)

見れば見るほど

みればみるほど

the more one looks (at it) the more...

見る見る

みるみる

very fast, in a twinkle, before one's eyes

見れる

みれる

to be able to see

後見人

こうけんにん

guardian

見物人

けんぶつにん

spectator, sightseer, onlookers

人相見

にんそうみ

physiognomist

見る

みる

to see, to look, to watch, to view, to observe

人を見る目

ひとをみるめ

an eye for people, the ability to judge character

見惚れる

みとれる みほれる

to be fascinated (by), to watch something in fascination, to be charmed

見慣れる

みなれる

to become used to seeing, to be familiar with

見忘れる

みわすれる

to forget, to fail to recognize, to fail to recognise

見逸れる

みそれる

to fail to recognize, to fail to recognise

見られる

to be seen; to be in sight

見とれる

みとれる

to be fascinated (by); to be captivated by; to be enchanted by; to gaze admiringly at; to watch in fascination

見切れる

みきれる

to accidentally be visible (in a play, TV show, etc.)

人見知り

ひとみしり

shyness, fear of strangers, stranger anxiety

被後見人

ひこうけんじん ひこうけんにん

ward (of the court)

見送り人

みおくりにん

someone who has come to say farewell, those who have come to say farewell, people at a send-off