“To hold in one's mouth” in Japanese
Short answer
To hold in one's mouth in Japanese is “咥える” (kuwaeru). Full meaning: to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along.
Other ways to say “To hold in one's mouth” in Japanese
口に含む
kuchinifukumu to hold in one's mouth (without biting, before chewing or swallowing, etc.)
咥え
kuwae to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えれ
kuwaere to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えろ
kuwaero to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えよ
kuwaeyo to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えん
kuwaen to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えよっ
kuwaeyo to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えりゃ
kuwaerya to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えよふ
kuwaeyou to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
咥えよう
kuwaeyou to hold in one's mouth; to bring with, to take along
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