“To dig out” in Japanese
Short answer
To dig out in Japanese is “決る” (shakuru). Full meaning: to dig out, to gouge out, to hollow out; to scoop, to ladle, to bail; to jerk (one's chin).
Other ways to say “To dig out” in Japanese
掘り出す
horidasu to dig out, to pick up
えぐり取る
eguritoru to dig out, to hollow out, to cut into
穿る
anaguru to dig up, to dig out, to pick (nose, teeth, etc.), to clean (ears); to pry into, to examine closely, to dredge up
掻っ穿る
kappojiru to dig up, to dig out, to pick (nose, teeth), to clean out (ears)
ほり出す
horidasu to dig out, to pick up
掘出せる
horidaseru to dig out, to pick up
掘りだせる
horidaseru to dig out, to pick up
掘り出せる
horidaseru to dig out, to pick up
ほりだせる
horidaseru to dig out, to pick up
ほりだす
horidasu to dig out, to pick up
掘りだす
horidasu to dig out, to pick up
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