“To carry under the arm” in Japanese
Short answer
To carry under the arm in Japanese is “掻い込む” (kaikomu). Full meaning: to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid).
Other ways to say “To carry under the arm” in Japanese
かき込む
kakikomu to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth); to carry under the arm; to rake in, to rake towards one
掻い込ん
kaikon to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込み
kaikomi to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込も
kaikomo to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込め
kaikome to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込ま
kaikoma to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込まう
kaikomou to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込もっ
kaikomo to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込みゃ
kaikomya to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込もふ
kaikomou to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
掻い込もう
kaikomou to carry under the arm; to scoop up (liquid)
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