How do you say "to meddle" in Japanese?

“To meddle” in Japanese

Short answer

差し出る sashideru さしでる

To meddle in Japanese is “差し出る” (sashideru). Full meaning: to be forward, to stick one's nose into, to meddle, to be intrusive; to jut out, to protrude, to overhang.

Other ways to say “To meddle” in Japanese

立ち入る tachiiru to enter, to go into, to trespass (on); to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to pry (into); to go deeply (into an issue), to delve deeper (into) 出しゃばる deshabaru to intrude, to butt in, to meddle; to be forward, to be self-assertive, to show off, to be pushy ちょっかいを出す chokkaiwodasu to meddle (in someone's affairs), to poke one's nose into, to interfere; to make a pass (at someone), to hit on ちょっかいを掛ける chokkaiwokakeru to meddle (in someone's affairs), to poke one's nose into, to interfere; to make a pass (at someone), to hit on 嘴を挟む kuchibashiwohasamu to stick one's nose into (someone else's business), to meddle, to interfere, to butt in 差出る sashideru to be forward, to stick one's nose into, to meddle, to be intrusive; to jut out, to protrude, to overhang 立入る tachiiru to enter, to go into, to trespass (on); to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to pry (into); to go deeply (into an issue), to delve deeper (into) さしでる sashideru to be forward, to stick one's nose into, to meddle, to be intrusive; to jut out, to protrude, to overhang さし出る sashideru to be forward, to stick one's nose into, to meddle, to be intrusive; to jut out, to protrude, to overhang 立ちいる tachiiru to enter, to go into, to trespass (on); to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to pry (into); to go deeply (into an issue), to delve deeper (into) たちいる tachiiru to enter, to go into, to trespass (on); to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to pry (into); to go deeply (into an issue), to delve deeper (into)

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