“To hull” in Japanese
Short answer
To hull in Japanese is “搗く” (tsuku). Full meaning: to hull (rice, barley, etc.), to pound (rice), to polish (rice), to stamp (ore).
Other ways to say “To hull” in Japanese
剥く
muku to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝ぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はげ
hage to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はご
hago to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はが
haga to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝く
muku to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剥ぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝ける
mukeru to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はごっ
hago to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剥ける
mukeru to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
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