“To go” in Japanese
Short answer
To go in Japanese is “行く” (yuku). Full meaning: to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along.
Other ways to say “To go” in Japanese
参る
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
出でる
ideru to go, to come
征く
yuku to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
参ずる
sanzuru to come, to go; to participate; to perform Zen meditation
いらっしゃる
irassharu to come, to go, to be (somewhere); to be (doing)
い
i to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
ゆき
yuki to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
行ク
iku to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
參く
iku to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
イク
iku to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
參る
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
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