“To make narrower” in Japanese
Short answer
To make narrower in Japanese is “窄める” (sobomeru). Full meaning: to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips).
Other ways to say “To make narrower” in Japanese
つぼめる
tsubomeru to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
すぼめる
subomeru to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
そぼめる
sobomeru to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
窄めよ
sobomeyo to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
窄めろ
subomero to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
窄めん
sobomen to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
窄めれ
sobomere to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
そぼめ
sobome to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
窄めよっ
sobomeyo to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
そぼめん
sobomen to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
そぼめれ
sobomere to make narrower, to shut (an umbrella), to shrug (one's shoulders), to purse (one's lips)
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