“To implant” in Japanese
Short answer
To implant in Japanese is “埋め込む” (umekomu). Full meaning: to bury, to embed, to implant.
Other ways to say “To implant” in Japanese
埋込む
umekomu to bury, to embed, to implant
植える
ueru to plant, to grow, to raise; to insert, to transplant, to implant, to set (type); to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)
うめこむ
umekomu to bury, to embed, to implant
埋めこむ
umekomu to bury, to embed, to implant
うめこめる
umekomeru to bury, to embed, to implant
埋め込める
umekomeru to bury, to embed, to implant
種る
ueru to plant, to grow, to raise; to insert, to transplant, to implant, to set (type); to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)
樹える
ueru to plant, to grow, to raise; to insert, to transplant, to implant, to set (type); to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)
埋込め
umekome to bury, to embed, to implant
埋込も
umekomo to bury, to embed, to implant
埋込ん
umekon to bury, to embed, to implant
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