“Holding over something” in Japanese
Short answer
Holding over something in Japanese is “差し掛け” (sashikake). Full meaning: holding (an umbrella) over something; lean-to roof.
Other ways to say “Holding over something” in Japanese
指し掛け
sashikake holding (an umbrella) over something; lean-to roof
差掛け
sashikake holding (an umbrella) over something; lean-to roof
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