“To make something from wet” in Japanese
Short answer
To make something from wet in Japanese is “漉く” (suku). Full meaning: to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it.
Other ways to say “To make something from wet” in Japanese
抄く
suku to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
抄か
suka to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
漉き
suki to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
漉け
suke to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
漉い
sui to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
漉こ
suko to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
漉か
suka to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
抄こ
suko to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
抄き
suki to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
抄け
suke to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
抄い
sui to make something (e.g. paper) from wet, pulpy material by spreading it thin and drying it
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