“By swinging a sickle” in Japanese
Short answer
By swinging a sickle in Japanese is “薙ぐ” (nagu). Full meaning: to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow.
Other ways to say “By swinging a sickle” in Japanese
薙ご
nago to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙ぎ
nagi to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙い
nai to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙げ
nage to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙が
naga to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙ぎゃ
nagya to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙ごふ
nagou to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙ごう
nagou to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙がう
nagou to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
薙ごっ
nago to cut down (grass, etc.; by swinging a sickle, scythe, etc.), to mow
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