“To glean” in Japanese
Short answer
To glean in Japanese is “拾い集める” (hiroiatsumeru). Full meaning: to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information).
Other ways to say “To glean” in Japanese
拾いあつめる
hiroiatsumeru to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
ひろいあつめる
hiroiatsumeru to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集め
hiroiatsume to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾いあつめ
hiroiatsume to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集めん
hiroiatsumen to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集めろ
hiroiatsumero to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集めれ
hiroiatsumere to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集めよ
hiroiatsumeyo to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集めよふ
hiroiatsumeyou to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾い集めよう
hiroiatsumeyou to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
拾いあつめろ
hiroiatsumero to gather, to (pick up and) collect, to glean (information)
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