“To nod” in Japanese
Short answer
To nod in Japanese is “頷く” (unazuku). Full meaning: to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree.
Other ways to say “To nod” in Japanese
点頭く
unazuku to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
頷づく
unazuku to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
頷ける
unazukeru to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
首肯く
unazuku to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
肯ける
unazukeru to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
うなずく
unazuku to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
うなづく
unazuku to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
首肯ける
unazukeru to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
肯く
unazuku to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
うなずける
unazukeru to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
うなづける
unazukeru to nod, to bow one's head in assent, to agree
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