“To make muddy” in Japanese
Short answer
To make muddy in Japanese is “濁す” (nigosu). Full meaning: to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about.
Other ways to say “To make muddy” in Japanese
濁せる
nigoseru to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
にごす
nigosu to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
にごせる
nigoseru to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
濁し
nigoshi to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
濁そ
nigoso to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
濁せ
nigose to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
濁さ
nigosa to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
にごせ
nigose to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
にごさ
nigosa to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
濁しゃ
nigosha to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
濁そっ
nigoso to make muddy (of a liquid), to make cloudy, to make turbid, to roil; to make ambiguous, to evade (e.g. the point), to be noncommittal about
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