“To darn” in Japanese
Short answer
To darn in Japanese is “縢る” (kagaru). Full meaning: to stitch, to hem, to mend, to sew up, to darn.
Other ways to say “To darn” in Japanese
繕う
zukurou to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
かがり
kagari to stitch, to hem, to mend, to sew up, to darn
繕える
tsukuroeru to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
かがる
kagaru to stitch, to hem, to mend, to sew up, to darn
かがん
kagan to stitch, to hem, to mend, to sew up, to darn
かがッ
kaga to stitch, to hem, to mend, to sew up, to darn
かがっ
kaga to stitch, to hem, to mend, to sew up, to darn
づくろう
zukurou to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
つくろう
tsukurou to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
つくろえる
tsukuroeru to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
繕ふ
tsukurou to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
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