“To cover completely” in Japanese
Short answer
To cover completely in Japanese is “塗りつぶす” (nuritsubusu). Full meaning: to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint).
Other ways to say “To cover completely” in Japanese
埋め尽くす
umetsukusu to fill to capacity, to pack, to complete, to cram, to cover completely, to blanket, to fill out, to fill in; to tessellate
塗りつぶさ
nuritsubusa to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
塗りつぶそ
nuritsubuso to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
塗りつぶそっ
nuritsubuso to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
塗りつぶそふ
nuritsubusou to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
塗りつぶそう
nuritsubusou to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
塗りつぶしゃ
nuritsubusha to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
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