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quivering
This term describes a high-frequency, low-amplitude vibration. It is most frequently associated with involuntary physiological responses to intense internal states, such as fear, anticipation, or extreme cold. While "shaking" can be violent or broad, "quivering" suggests a more delicate, subtle, and often fragile motion.
When used as a noun, the word refers to the specific phenomenon of the vibration itself. It is typically used in descriptive or poetic contexts to emphasize a state of vulnerability or a subtle environmental movement, such as the motion of a leaf or a string.