“To dock” in Japanese
Short answer
To dock in Japanese is “差し引く” (sashihiku). Full meaning: to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow.
Other ways to say “To dock” in Japanese
差っぴく
sappiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差しひく
sashihiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
さっぴく
sappiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
さしひく
sashihiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差っ引く
sappiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
さっ引く
sappiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
さし引く
sashihiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差ツ引く
sappiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差し引ける
sashihikeru to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差っ引こ
sappiko to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差ツ引か
sappika to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
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