“To hunt” in Japanese
Short answer
To hunt in Japanese is “狩る” (karu). Full meaning: to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries).
Other ways to say “To hunt” in Japanese
獲る
toru to catch (a wild animal or fish), to capture, to hunt; to win (a title, prize, etc.), to conquer
かろ
karo to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
かる
karu to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
狩れる
kareru to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
かろう
karoo to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
かろふ
karoo to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
かろっ
karo to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
狩っ
ka to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
狩ッ
ka to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
狩り
kari to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
狩ら
kara to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.), to gather (mushrooms), to pick (berries)
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