“To dig through” in Japanese
Short answer
To dig through in Japanese is “掘り抜く” (horinuku). Full meaning: to dig through, to drill into, to excavate.
Other ways to say “To dig through” in Japanese
掘り進む
horisusumu to burrow through, to dig through
掘抜く
horinuku to dig through, to drill into, to excavate
掘り抜ける
horinukeru to dig through, to drill into, to excavate
ぶち抜く
buchinuku to pierce, to go through, to bore into, to dig through; to remove (partitions between rooms), to knock (e.g. two rooms) into one; to carry out (to completion)
掘りすすむ
horisusumu to burrow through, to dig through
ほりすすむ
horisusumu to burrow through, to dig through
ディグる
deiguru to look for (esp. music), to dig through
掘抜け
horinuke to dig through, to drill into, to excavate
掘抜い
horinui to dig through, to drill into, to excavate
掘抜こ
horinuko to dig through, to drill into, to excavate
掘抜か
horinuka to dig through, to drill into, to excavate
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