“To lie face down” in Japanese
Short answer
To lie face down in Japanese is “俯す” (utsubusu). Full meaning: to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk), to lie prone.
Other ways to say “To lie face down” in Japanese
うつ伏せる
utsubuseru to lie face-down
俯せる
utsubuseru to lie face-down
うつぶせる
utsubuseru to lie face-down
身を伏せる
miwofuseru to lie face-down
伏せる
fuseru to turn over (face down), to lay face down, to lay upside down; to point downwards (eyes, head, etc.), to cast down (eyes); to lie (one's body) face down, to lie flat (on the ground)
俯せ
utsubuse to lie face-down
俯さ
utsubusa to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk), to lie prone
俯そ
utsubuso to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk), to lie prone
俯し
utsubushi to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk), to lie prone
俯そふ
utsubusou to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk), to lie prone
俯そう
utsubusou to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk), to lie prone
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