“To cull” in Japanese
Short answer
To cull in Japanese is “間引く” (mabiku). Full meaning: to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties).
Other ways to say “To cull” in Japanese
間引い
mabii to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
間引か
mabika to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
間引こ
mabiko to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
間引きゃ
mabikya to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
間引こっ
mabiko to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
間引こふ
mabikou to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
間引こう
mabikou to thin out (plants, seedlings, crops, etc.), to cull; to run on a curtailed schedule, to cut down, to reduce; to kill a newborn child (due to financial difficulties)
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