How do you say "to jut out" in Japanese?

“To jut out” in Japanese

Short answer

角張る kakubaru かくばる

To jut out in Japanese is “角張る” (kakubaru). Full meaning: to be angular, to jut out, to be pointed, to be sharp, to be jagged, to be rugged; to be formal, to be stiff, to be ceremonious; to be square, to be angular, to be jagged.

Other ways to say “To jut out” in Japanese

せり出す seridasu to push (a thing) out, to jut out (can have a negative nuance), to protrude; to rise out the trap door (on stage) 出張る debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip はみ出す hamidasu to protrude, to stick out, to jut out, to hang out, to bulge out; to be forced out, to be pushed out, to be crowded out; to go over (e.g. a budget), to go beyond, to exceed 出っ張る depparu to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude はみ出る hamideru to protrude, to stick out, to jut out, to hang out, to bulge out; to be forced out, to be pushed out, to be crowded out; to go over (e.g. a budget), to go beyond, to exceed 差し出る sashideru to be forward, to stick one's nose into, to meddle, to be intrusive; to jut out, to protrude, to overhang 角ばる kakubaru to be angular, to jut out, to be pointed, to be sharp, to be jagged, to be rugged; to be formal, to be stiff, to be ceremonious; to be square, to be angular, to be jagged 張り出す haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post かどばる kadobaru to be angular, to jut out, to be pointed, to be sharp, to be jagged, to be rugged; to be formal, to be stiff, to be ceremonious; to be square, to be angular, to be jagged かくばる kakubaru to be angular, to jut out, to be pointed, to be sharp, to be jagged, to be rugged; to be formal, to be stiff, to be ceremonious; to be square, to be angular, to be jagged でばる debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip

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