“To melt” in Japanese
Short answer
To melt in Japanese is “溶ける” (tokeru). Full meaning: to melt, to thaw, to fuse; to dissolve.
Other ways to say “To melt” in Japanese
蕩かす
torokasu to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
蕩ける
torokeru to melt (and become soft or liquid); to be enchanted (by), to be charmed, to be bewitched
溶く
toku to dissolve (paint), to scramble (eggs), to melt (metal, etc.), to mix (water with flour, etc.)
融ける
tokeru to melt, to thaw, to fuse; to dissolve
溶かす
tokasu to dissolve; to melt
熔ける
dokeru to melt, to thaw, to fuse; to dissolve
どける
dokeru to melt, to thaw, to fuse; to dissolve
溶ろける
torokeru to melt (and become soft or liquid); to be enchanted (by), to be charmed, to be bewitched
とろける
torokeru to melt (and become soft or liquid); to be enchanted (by), to be charmed, to be bewitched
とろかす
torokasu to melt (steel, etc.), to liquefy, to soften; to melt (one's heart), to disarm
トロける
torokeru to melt (and become soft or liquid); to be enchanted (by), to be charmed, to be bewitched
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