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“To empathize with” in Japanese

Short answer
掬する kikusuru きくする

To empathize with in Japanese is “掬する” (kikusuru). Full meaning: to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration.

Other ways to say “To empathize with” in Japanese

掬し kikushi to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬せ kikuse to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬すれ kikusure to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬せよ kikuseyo to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬しよ kikushiyo to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬すん kikusun to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬しろ kikushiro to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬しよふ kikushiyou to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬しよう kikushiyou to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬すりゃ kikusurya to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration 掬しよっ kikushiyo to scoop up (with both hands); to empathize with, to take into consideration

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