“To go across” in Japanese
Short answer
To go across in Japanese is “越す” (kosu). Full meaning: to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter).
Other ways to say “To go across” in Japanese
渡る
wataru to cross over, to go across; to extend, to cover, to range, to span
突っ切る
tsukkiru to cross, to go across, to go through, to cut across
亙る
wataru to cross over, to go across; to extend, to cover, to range, to span
こす
kosu to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter)
航る
wataru to cross over, to go across; to extend, to cover, to range, to span
こし
koshi to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter)
渉る
wataru to cross over, to go across; to extend, to cover, to range, to span
超す
kosu to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter)
亘る
wataru to cross over, to go across; to extend, to cover, to range, to span
こさ
kosa to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter)
ワタる
wataru to cross over, to go across; to extend, to cover, to range, to span
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