“To find out” in Japanese
Short answer
To find out in Japanese is “探り出す” (saguridasu). Full meaning: to find out, to dig up, to sniff out, to worm out, to pry out, to spy out.
Other ways to say “To find out” in Japanese
見出す
miidasu to find out, to discover, to notice, to detect; to select, to pick out; to look out (from the inside)
探り当てる
saguriateru to find out
探し当てる
sagashiateru to find out, to discover, to detect
聞き込む
kikikomu to get information, to find out, to get wind of
聞き出す
kikidasu to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
探し出す
sagashidasu to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探り出せる
saguridaseru to find out, to dig up, to sniff out, to worm out, to pry out, to spy out
探りあてる
saguriateru to find out
さぐり出す
saguridasu to find out, to dig up, to sniff out, to worm out, to pry out, to spy out
さぐりだせる
saguridaseru to find out, to dig up, to sniff out, to worm out, to pry out, to spy out
さぐりあてる
saguriateru to find out
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