“To dig or plow up” in Japanese
Short answer
To dig or plow up in Japanese is “鋤き起こす” (sukiokosu). Full meaning: to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough).
Other ways to say “To dig or plow up” in Japanese
鋤き起す
sukiokosu to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
すき起こす
sukiokosu to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
すきおこす
sukiokosu to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
鋤き起そ
sukiokoso to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
鋤き起さ
sukiokosa to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
鋤き起せ
sukiokose to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
鋤き起し
sukiokoshi to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
鋤き起こさ
sukiokosa to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
すき起こせ
sukiokose to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
すき起こし
sukiokoshi to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
すきおこそ
sukiokoso to turn over soil, to dig or plow up (plough)
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