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“To hide” in Japanese

Short answer
隠す kakusu かくす

To hide in Japanese is “隠す” (kakusu). Full meaning: to hide, to conceal.

Other ways to say “To hide” in Japanese

隠れる kakureru to hide, to conceal oneself, to take cover; to disappear (behind), to be hidden (by), to be covered, to go out of sight; to live in seclusion, to retire (from the world) 潜める hisomeru to hide, to conceal; to lower volume (of a sound or one's voice) so as not to be heard; to become quiet and inconspicuous 秘める himeru to hide, to keep to oneself 隠れ潜む kakurehisomu to hide, to lie motionless in hiding 忍ぶ shinobu to conceal oneself, to hide; to endure, to bear, to stand, to put up with 覆う oou to cover, to hide, to conceal, to wrap, to disguise 晦ます kuramasu to conceal (oneself), to hide, to abscond; to deceive, to dissemble, to fool 押し隠す oshikakusu to keep (something) a close secret, to hide (the truth, one's pain, etc.), to keep hidden 忍ばせる shinobaseru to conceal, to hide ふける fukeru to run away (e.g. from work), to escape, to hide; to end a round with less than 20 points 薨る kakureru to hide, to conceal oneself, to take cover; to disappear (behind), to be hidden (by), to be covered, to go out of sight; to live in seclusion, to retire (from the world)

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