“To dig” in Japanese
Short answer
To dig in Japanese is “掘る” (horu). Full meaning: to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables).
Other ways to say “To dig” in Japanese
掘れる
horeru to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘っ
ho to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ッ
ho to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ら
hora to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ろ
horo to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
堀ッ
ho to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ん
hon to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘れ
hore to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ろふ
horou to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘ろう
horou to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
掘れろ
horero to dig, to excavate, to hollow; to delve into; to dig up (e.g. vegetables)
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