“To mimic” in Japanese
Short answer
To mimic in Japanese is “真似る” (maneru). Full meaning: to mimic, to imitate.
Other ways to say “To mimic” in Japanese
擬する
gisuru to imitate, to copy, to mimic; to enter someone as a candidate; to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
まねる
maneru to mimic, to imitate
擬す
gisu to imitate, to copy, to mimic; to enter someone as a candidate; to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
ぎし
gishi to imitate, to copy, to mimic; to enter someone as a candidate; to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
ぎする
gisuru to imitate, to copy, to mimic; to enter someone as a candidate; to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
ぎしよう
gishiyoo to imitate, to copy, to mimic; to enter someone as a candidate; to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
擬せる
giseru to imitate, to copy, to mimic; to enter someone as a candidate; to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
真似ろ
manero to mimic, to imitate
まねろ
manero to mimic, to imitate
真似れ
manere to mimic, to imitate
真似よ
maneyo to mimic, to imitate
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