(ふる)

ふるえ
noun
shiver; tremor; shaking
1. shiver; tremor; shaking
An involuntary shaking of the body or a part of the body, caused by cold, fear, excitement, illness, or other strong physical or emotional states.
(ふる)えが()まらない。
I can't stop shaking.
(さむ)さで(からだ)(ふる)えが()た。
My body started shivering from the cold.
恐怖(きょうふ)(こえ)(ふる)えが()じっていた。
There was a tremor in her voice from fear.

The noun form of the verb (ふる)える (to tremble/shake). Refers to involuntary shaking caused by cold, fear, excitement, illness, or other strong physical or emotional states.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • (ふる)えが()まらない: can't stop shaking
  • (ふる)えが()る: start trembling
  • (こえ)(ふる)え: tremor in the voice
  • ()(ふる)え: hand tremor
  • (からだ)(ふる)え: body shaking

WRITING:
Can also be written as (ふる)え, though (ふる)え is more common for involuntary shaking. (ふる)え tends to be used for deliberate or mechanical vibrations.

RELATED:

  • (ふる)える: to tremble, to shake (verb)
  • 身震(みぶる)い: a shudder (often from cold or fear)
  • 戦慄(せんりつ): shudder of horror (literary)