“To delve into” in Japanese
Short answer
To delve into in Japanese is “掘る” (horu). Full meaning: to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables).
Other ways to say “To delve into” in Japanese
掘り下げる
horisageru to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
掘れる
horeru to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
突っ込む
tsukkomu to thrust (something) into (something), to cram, to stuff, to shove; to plunge into, to charge into, to rush into, to ram into, to crash into; to delve into (a matter), to go into depth, to get to the heart (of something)
突き込む
tsukikomu to thrust (something) into (something), to cram, to stuff, to shove; to plunge into, to charge into, to rush into, to ram into, to crash into; to delve into (a matter), to go into depth, to get to the heart (of something)
掘下げる
horisageru to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
ほり下げる
horisageru to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
掘りさげる
horisageru to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
ほりさげる
horisageru to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
掘っ
ho to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ッ
ho to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
突っこむ
tsukkomu to thrust (something) into (something), to cram, to stuff, to shove; to plunge into, to charge into, to rush into, to ram into, to crash into; to delve into (a matter), to go into depth, to get to the heart (of something)
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