“To locate” in Japanese
Short answer
To locate in Japanese is “尋ね出す” (tazunedasu). Full meaning: to locate, to discover.
Other ways to say “To locate” in Japanese
調べ出す
shirabedasu to hunt up, to locate, to inquire out
探し出す
sagashidasu to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
見つける
mitsukeru to discover, to find (e.g. an error in a book), to come across, to detect, to spot; to locate, to find (e.g. something missing), to find fault; to be used to seeing, to be familiar with
突き止める
tsukitomeru to determine (esp. a culprit or underlying cause), to pin down, to ascertain, to locate, to identify
尋ね出し
tazunedashi to locate, to discover
尋ね出さ
tazunedasa to locate, to discover
尋ね出そ
tazunedaso to locate, to discover
尋ね出せ
tazunedase to locate, to discover
尋ね出そっ
tazunedaso to locate, to discover
尋ね出そふ
tazunedasou to locate, to discover
尋ね出そう
tazunedasou to locate, to discover
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