“To dress oneself up” in Japanese
Short answer
To dress oneself up in Japanese is “めかし込む” (mekashikomu). Full meaning: to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out.
Other ways to say “To dress oneself up” in Japanese
粧す
mekasu to adorn oneself, to dress oneself up; to give an air of, to make oneself seem like
めかし込み
mekashikomi to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込め
mekashikome to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込ま
mekashikoma to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込も
mekashikomo to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込ん
mekashikon to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込みゃ
mekashikomya to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込もふ
mekashikomou to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込もう
mekashikomou to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込まう
mekashikomou to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
めかし込もっ
mekashikomo to dress oneself up, to deck oneself out
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