“To peel” in Japanese
Short answer
To peel in Japanese is “剥く” (muku). Full meaning: to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes).
Other ways to say “To peel” in Japanese
ひん剥く
hinmuku to peel (roughly), to tear off, to rip off
剥れる
mukureru to become sullen, to sulk, to get angry, to take offense, to be miffed, to be upset; to peel (off), to come off
はが
haga to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝く
muku to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剥ぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝ぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はげ
hage to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はご
hago to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はごふ
hagoo to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝ける
mukeru to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
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