“To dig over” in Japanese
Short answer
To dig over in Japanese is “掘り返す” (horikaesu). Full meaning: to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over.
Other ways to say “To dig over” in Japanese
掘返す
horikaesu to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘り返せる
horikaeseru to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘りかえす
horikaesu to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
ほりかえせる
horikaeseru to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
ほりかえす
horikaesu to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘返せ
horikaese to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘返そ
horikaeso to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘返さ
horikaesa to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘り返そ
horikaeso to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘返しゃ
horikaesha to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
掘返そふ
horikaesou to dig up, to turn up, to tear up; to rake up (e.g. old scandal), to dig over
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