Sense: inclined to shiver
The mention of ghosts gave her a shivery feeling.
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 Afrikaans: bewerig |
 Arabic: مُرْتَجِف، مُرْتَعِد من ا |
 Bulgarian: треперещ |
 Brazilian: arrepiador |
 Czech: chvějivý |
 German: fröstelnd |
 Danish: rystende; skælvende |
 Greek: που τρέμει, τρεμουλιαστός |
 Spanish: estremecido, destemplado |
 Estonian: võbisema-ajav |
 Farsi: لرزه |
 Finnish: puistattava |
 French: qui donne le frisson |
 Hebrew: מְצַמרֵר |
 Hindi: ठंडक, ठिठुरा हुआ |
 Croatian: drhturav, zimogrozan |
 Hungarian: reszketős |
 Indonesian: mudah menggigil |
 Icelandic: skjálfandi |
 Italian: spaventoso, (che dà i bri |
 Japanese: 震えるような |
 Korean: 오싹한, 떨리는 |
 Lithuanian: drebulio, tirtantis, suke |
 Latvian: drebošs; trīcošs; šausmin |
 Malay: menggigil |
 Dutch: rillerig |
 Norwegian: skjelven, kulsen |
 Polish: wywołujący dreszcze |
 Persian: لرزه |
 Pashto: لړزنده، رپنده، تر نده |
 Portuguese: arrepiador |
 Romanian: care dă frisoane |
 Russian: вызывающий дрожь |
 Slovak: roztrasený, chvejúci sa |
 Slovenian: drhteč |
 Serbian: drhćući |
 Swedish: isande, ruskig |
 Thai: อย่างตัวสั่น |
 Turkish: ürpertici |
 Taiwanese: 顫抖的 |
 Ukrainian: тремтячий |
 Urdu: لرزش آمیز |
 Vietnamese: có xu hướng hay run, có c |
 Chinese: 颤抖的，发抖的 |
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