“To mix with fingers” in Japanese
Short answer
To mix with fingers in Japanese is “捏ねる” (tsukuneru). Full meaning: to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake.
Other ways to say “To mix with fingers” in Japanese
こねる
koneru to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
つくねる
tsukuneru to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こね
kone to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねよ
koneyo to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねん
konen to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねれ
konere to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねろ
konero to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねよふ
koneyoo to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねよう
koneyoo to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねよっ
koneyo to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
こねりゃ
konerya to knead, to mix with fingers; to quibble, to argue for argument's sake
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