“To dig down” in Japanese
Short answer
To dig down in Japanese is “掘り下げる” (horisageru). Full meaning: to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of.
Other ways to say “To dig down” in Japanese
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
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
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
掘下げ
horisage to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
掘下げん
horisagen 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
horisage to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
掘下げれ
horisagere 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
horisage to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
掘下げよ
horisageyo 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
horisage to dig down; to dig into (a matter), to delve into, to probe into, to investigate, to get to the bottom of
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