“To fondle” in Japanese
Short answer
To fondle in Japanese is “撫で回す” (nademawasu). Full meaning: to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle.
Other ways to say “To fondle” in Japanese
なで回す
nademawasu to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
なで廻す
nademawasu to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
なでまわす
nademawasu to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
撫でまわす
nademawasu to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
可愛がる
kawaigaru to be affectionate to, to treat tenderly, to dote on, to show one's love (for), to cherish; to show favouritism to, to be partial to; to fondle, to caress, to pet
撫で回せ
nademawase to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
なで廻せ
nademawase to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
なで廻そ
nademawaso to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
撫で回さ
nademawasa to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
なで回し
nademawashi to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
なで廻さ
nademawasa to pat (e.g. dog), to rub, to stroke, to fondle
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