“To be lying about” in Japanese
Short answer
To be lying about in Japanese is “ごろつく” (gorotsuku). Full meaning: to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere).
Other ways to say “To be lying about” in Japanese
ごろつこ
gorotsuko to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつけ
gorotsuke to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ゴロつこふ
gorotsukoo to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつこふ
gorotsukoo to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつい
gorotsui to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつか
gorotsuka to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつこっ
gorotsuko to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつこう
gorotsukoo to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
ごろつきゃ
gorotsukya to hang around, to loaf around, to loiter; to roll (of something large and heavy), to tumble; to be lying about (all over the place), to be strewn (everywhere)
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