“To bail” in Japanese
Short answer
To bail in Japanese is “すくい出す” (sukuidasu). Full meaning: to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle.
Other ways to say “To bail” in Japanese
決る
shakuru to dig out, to gouge out, to hollow out; to scoop, to ladle, to bail; to jerk (one's chin)
すくい出し
sukuidashi to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出さ
sukuidasa to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出そ
sukuidaso to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出せ
sukuidase to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出そう
sukuidasou to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出しゃ
sukuidasha to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出そっ
sukuidaso to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
すくい出そふ
sukuidasou to bail (e.g. water from a boat), to ladle
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