“To interrogate” in Japanese
Short answer
To interrogate in Japanese is “問いただす” (toitadasu). Full meaning: to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain.
Other ways to say “To interrogate” in Japanese
問いただし
toitadashi to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
問いたださ
toitadasa to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
問いただそ
toitadaso to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
問いただそう
toitadasou to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
問いただしゃ
toitadasha to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
問いただそっ
toitadaso to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
問いただそふ
toitadasou to inquire (about), to enquire, to ask; to interrogate, to question intensely, to grill (someone about something), to ask (someone) to explain
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