“To lie flat” in Japanese
Short answer
To lie flat in Japanese is “へばり付く” (hebaritsuku). Full meaning: to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground).
Other ways to say “To lie flat” in Japanese
へばりつく
hebaritsuku to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
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)
へばり付か
hebaritsuka to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばりつこ
hebaritsuko to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばりつき
hebaritsuki to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばりつけ
hebaritsuke to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばりつい
hebaritsui to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばりつか
hebaritsuka to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばり付き
hebaritsuki to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばり付け
hebaritsuke to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
へばり付い
hebaritsui to cling to, to stick to, to lie flat (e.g. on the ground)
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